Upload, display and share your KML, GPX or GeoJSON on Windy
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Or maybe i'm mis-reading your response. when you say " you need to upload the file into the browser." are you saying that even for the lower example above where it indicates "data is private" are you saying that the data is actually uploaded to the server but you are managing permissions such that i am the only one who can see it?
That's what i was trying to avoid if i can. -
@skor Hi, yes, you can choose 'Make data private' option and then it will not be visible for other users.
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@Korina yes, thanks for the continued quick replies. While I appreciate that option, and i trust you to not intentionally share the data, I'm trying to determine if there is a way to make sure the data isn't exposed if you had a security incident. My thought on how i could do that is by using the KML option to use a reference to the data like this:
Random Placemark Here is some more kml content http://internalServer.corp/more_kml_content.kml once
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Well, that didn't format like i wanted. let's try a picture:
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@trevorgankarch
Sorry but I’m not able to help you on this particular matter. -
Looks great, uploading works, just doesn't sync to the app on my phone (Android)...
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Hi, is there a way to color a track on a geojson file with this feature? Is there also a way to have a popup for the track? Thanks!
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@gdupen Hello, the track colors or pop ups have to be specified in the file already.
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What do the colors mean on an uploaded gpx track ? It looks like heat colors show climbs, but sometimes I see a long section of cyan -- what does cyan mean ?
Also is there a way to show the track all in red, like on Strava ?
Thanks, Jeff
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@jbrower I know why now. Cyan occurs if there are GPX format issues, for example floating-point entry of timestamp values. Run a cleaner of some type on GPX files before upload and no problem, color display is normal
Unfortunately, after 3 months, Windy developers don't even seem to know this, or don't care enough to answer, or both