Highlight KML Icons using Feature Writer

Hi @dmerrick,

 

 

The highlighted KML icons are created using the KMLStyler transformer so I wouldn't expect the results to be any different when written out to a feature writer. Using the template provided I added all the connections to the same port and this worked as it should.

 

Hi @dmerrick,

 

 

The highlighted KML icons are created using the KMLStyler transformer so I wouldn't expect the results to be any different when written out to a feature writer. Using the template provided I added all the connections to the same port and this worked as it should.

 

Thanks for the response @hollyatsafe but the FeatureWriter KML does not pick up the attributes from the KML Style. Nor does putting the normal/highlighted KMLStyler inline to the FeatureWriter KML create the hover labelling, it layers to normal/highlighted icons on top of each other.

 

Hi @dmerrick,

 

 

The highlighted KML icons are created using the KMLStyler transformer so I wouldn't expect the results to be any different when written out to a feature writer. Using the template provided I added all the connections to the same port and this worked as it should.

 

Hi @dmerrick

 

I received an email with your comment but can't seem to see it so shall repeat below:

 

 

Thanks for the response @hollyatsafe but the FeatureWriter KML does not pick up the attributes from the KML Style. Nor does putting the normal/highlighted KMLStyler inline to the FeatureWriter KML create the hover labelling, it layers to normal/highlighted icons on top of each other.

 

 

I did not encounter either of these issues - which version of FME are you currently using?

 

In the Feature Writer under make sure the kml_target_style 's created are exposed under the Format Attributes Header (these were already checked automatically for me). I've included a screenshot of the set up below.

 

Hi @dmerrick

 

I received an email with your comment but can't seem to see it so shall repeat below:

 

 

Thanks for the response @hollyatsafe but the FeatureWriter KML does not pick up the attributes from the KML Style. Nor does putting the normal/highlighted KMLStyler inline to the FeatureWriter KML create the hover labelling, it layers to normal/highlighted icons on top of each other.

 

 

I did not encounter either of these issues - which version of FME are you currently using?

 

In the Feature Writer under make sure the kml_target_style 's created are exposed under the Format Attributes Header (these were already checked automatically for me). I've included a screenshot of the set up below.

 

Thanks @hollyatsafe, I had the KMLStyle's still going to the Style Writer and did not realize you could connect them directly to the FeatureWriter KML (or a previous transformer) and the attribute would get passed through.