Depending on the data structure inside your KML file, it is very unlikely that the XQuery in the example applies to your data structure as well, so have a read through all the comments below the article as well.
If you select a feature and then look at the Feature Information window (normally on the right) you might see some information about how the attribute data is structured in your kml file
Depending on the data structure inside your KML file, it is very unlikely that the XQuery in the example applies to your data structure as well, so have a read through all the comments below the article as well.
hi @arnold_bijlsma and @trentatsafe,
unfortunatelly looks my KML a little bit different.
Any ideas how to define HTMLToXHTMLConverter (if) and XQuery?
If you select a feature and then look at the Feature Information window (normally on the right) you might see some information about how the attribute data is structured in your kml file
Hi @ebygomm,
sorry I did not describe it good enough. Yes, I can see them after selecting them on the right corner, but I need to have the feature attributes in the table.
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