Not sure if this helps you but seems like in v3 the std way to manage
markers is do create a global array of markers that you iterrate
on to manage hide,show of the markers on the map
What I do is keep a namespaced global var like this
var ecMap = {
map: null,
bounds: null,
geocoder: null,
trafficInfo: null, //traffic overlay
ptOverlays : [], //array of point marker we add to map
locOverlays : [] //array of location markers we add to map
}
Then when I add a marker
marker = getMarker(ecMap.map,latlng,id,sIcon,title,label)
ecMap.ptOverlays.push(marker);
So if you could just add the kml overlay w/o markers then add the
markers manually to the overlay
you can then manage the markers in you global array(s)
On Sep 10, 7:07 am, Justin <[email protected]> wrote:
> The documentation states that when a map has a KML layer overlaid onto
> it, it creates Marker objects in memory based on the KML. Why is there
> no way for developers to access these markers? Something like
> getMarkers() would be nice.
>
> My problem:
>
> I have a map, the map has a KML layer set on it. I would like to be
> able to manipulate/grab the placemarks on the map that were generated
> from the KML. However, there is currently know way of doing this.
>
> If anyone has an alternative solution, let me know!
>
> Thanks,
> Justin
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