X. I don't have a solution or a hack yet to get around it, though.
> That did correct one issue that I was having, which was that not all
> of the placemarks were showing up (thanks :) ), but not the issue that
> I reported. All the points show up, and they all expand to the white
> info box. The problem is that, when viewing the kmz, only the only
> image that appears is the first placemark that I click on. After
> that, the images in the info box all show a broken image icon (the
> blue box with a white question mark on Mac OS X). For example, take
> the following placemarks:
> DSCF1056.JPG
> DSCF1057.JPG
> DSCF1058.JPG
> DSCF1059.JPG
> If I open Hanalei_Trail.kmz and click on DSCF1056.JPG, the image
> appears. I then click on DSCF1057.JPG, and I get a broken image
> icon. Broken images for DSCF1058 and DSCF1059, as well. If I restart
> the application and reload Hanalei_Trail.kmz then click on
> DSCF1057.JPG, that image, which previously did not load, *does* load,
> and subsequently clicking on DSCF1056.JPG does *not* load. i.e., it
> only loads the image for the first placemark selected.
> If I load the doc.kml file separately and not compressed in the kmz
> file, all images are displayed correctly.
> Upon further inspection, Google Earth for Windows appears to display
> all the images correctly, regardless of whether I open the KMZ or KML
> file, which leads me to believe that this is a bug in the Mac OS X
> version of Google Earth rather than a problem with my KMZ file. Where
> can I enter a bug report? :)
> Thanks,
> - Dave
> On Jun 20, 8:11 am, ManoM wrote:
> > Hi Dave,
> > You have TimeStamps on all your Placemarks. Only those triggered by
> > the time slider in the upper right corner will be active at any one
> > time. Try removing the TimeStamps, or expanding the slider to the full
> > range to see all of your points.
> > Mano
> > On Jun 19, 4:08 pm, Stealth Dave wrote:
> > > The title says it all. I have a KMZ file with multiple images
> > > embedded as placemarks. When I load the uncompressed KML file, all
> > > the images appear correctly and as expected. When I compress it into
> > > a KMZ file, whichever image I click on first loads correctly, but any
> > > subsequent image click results in a broken image. The client that I
> > > am using is the latest Mac OS X client on Leopard 10.5.3. Is this a
> > > bug in Google Earth, or is there something wrong with my KMZ file?
> > > The KMZ file can be found here:
> > >http://www.stilldesigning.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/Hanalei_Trai...
> > > Thanks,
> > > - Dave
