The goal:
To create a Google Earth KML that has polygons that when clicked on display all the attributes of the points contained within them.
The process:
Did a spatial join on the polygon layer and the point layer as a Join-One-To-Many. This provided multiple polygons that overlapped one another (one for each point).
The issue: When I exported to KML, the only polygon I could click on was the top-most one. This meant I could only see the attributes of the point that was joined to the top-most polygon.
My question: Is there a way to perform a spatial join on a polygon and point layer so that when I export to KML, when I click on a polygon, it will display the attributes of all of the points that are within that polygon (after they have been spatially joined)?
