I'm trying to set up a file for use in Google Earth where the balloon contents are mostly defined in HTML files, which are embedded using iframes. The setup works with a plain KML file and the extra HTML files when using relative links on the local filesystem (assuming filesystem access is enabled).My problem is that I can't find a way to create a KMZ file containing all files in an interlinked fashion. The KML specification doesn't talk about the issue at all (in fact KMZ appears only a few times in the whole document). I couldn't find any other documentation on KMZ either.Is it possible to link to other HTML files within a KMZ? Yes the Kml specification allows this, you just use relative paths.However your issue is really to do with the security restrictions in specific applications on certain types of content.For example the full Google Earth Client allows you to load Flash (swf) content in to Balloons whilst the Goggle Earth Plug-in does not. The same goes for iFramed content, etc.So the answer to question would totally depend on which application are you viewing the Kml/kmz in and has nothing to do with Kml or Kmz specification. Realize that there is the and how the specification of that standard gets interpreted and implemented in the Google Earth software.
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