Wasn't it warden [Andrew Leach - Maps API Guru] who wrote:
>Is this really a question relating to the API, or to
>Javascript?
It's in the code of MapIconMaker 1.1, which is one of the Open Source
utility libraries for the Google Maps API.
"label" is documented as being a String. If you pass it a Number and it
doesn't work, then that's your own problem. If you're calling it with a
literal, use {label:"2"} not {label:2}. If you're calling it with a
non-String variable use {label:MyVar.toString()} rather than
{label:MyVar}.
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