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user5332

Here here is my proposal:

  • TimeStamp and TimeSpan elements are actually defined in the OGC KML version 2.2 XSD, hopefully a glimpse at it helps you to devise a quick fix or

  • pick up a good XML validation tools and probe your KML files against (Google extensions to OGC) KML's XSD.

Here here is my proposal:

  • TimeStamp and TimeSpan elements are actually defined in the OGC KML version 2.2 XSD, hopefully a glimpse at it helps you to devise a quick fix or

  • pick up a good XML validation tools and probe your KML files against KML's XSD.

Here here is my proposal:

  • TimeStamp and TimeSpan elements are actually defined in the OGC KML version 2.2 XSD, hopefully a glimpse at it helps you to devise a quick fix or

  • pick up a good XML validation tools and probe your KML files against (Google extensions to OGC) KML's XSD.

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user5332
user5332

Here here is my proposal:

  • TimeStamp and TimeSpan elements are actually defined in the OGC KML version 2.2 XSD, hopefully a glimpse at it helps you to devise a quick fix or

  • pick up a good XML validation tools and probe your KML files against KML's XSD.