Access KML Markers in Google Maps?

KML is just an XML document so you can just process it using jQuery to extract the data you need. You can store the coordinates and placenames in a local array and use this data for any purpose you want eg. You can use it to navigate to a point on the map when a person clicks on a place name on a sidebar.

KML is just an XML document so you can just process it using jQuery to extract the data you need. You can store the coordinates and placenames in a local array and use this data for any purpose you want eg. You can use it to navigate to a point on the map when a person clicks on a place name on a sidebar. Below is an example on how to process the KML file and implement the navigation based on the data in the file..One word of caution I would not do this with large KML files as it doubles the load time (browser has to load the file to process the features)...

This isn't possible. Check the docs: code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/... Under "KML Feature Data": Because KML may include a large number of features, you may not access feature data from the KmlLayer object directly. Instead, as features are displayed, they are rendered to look like clickable Maps API overlays.

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