I have a map that shows a Fusion Tables layer based on kml polygons
that are in the Fusion table.
What I want to do is trigger a click event on that layer with a
certain LatLong in order to get the Fusion tables row back and display
that info using my own function openInfoWindow() (with default
infowindows suppressed)
Short version of code:
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layer = new google.maps.FusionTablesLayer(ELK.table_id);
layer.setOptions({suppressInfoWindows : true});
var query = ["select geo from ",table_id," where '",category,"' >
0"].join('');
layer.setQuery(query);
layer.setMap(mymap);
google.maps.event.addListener(layer, 'click',
function(e){
infoWindow.close()
openInfoWindow(e);
});
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The event is triggered like this:
google.maps.event.trigger(layer, 'click', new
google.maps.LatLng(64.9227249653748,13.49316406250001));
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The problem is that the e object returned by the click event is not a
"fusion tables row" object, but an object consisting only of the
latlng that was "clicked"
Is there a way to trigger the "real click on a FT layer" so that the
FT feature object will be returned (with row/columns)?
Anders
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