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Load Fusion Table Query Value Into JS Variable?

I'm attempting to place, what will eventually be a dynamically sized, partial opacity filled circle over the basic default google maps red location marker dot. Initially all locati

Solution 1:

The FusionTablesLayer object does not expose the information you need. You need the coordinates of the geocoded address column.

You need to query the FusionTable directly using either GViz (example) or the FusionTables API v1.0 to get those coordinates. The simplest solution is to store them in your table.

The example above uses the Google Maps API geocoder to geocode the addresses, the results may differ from the position displayed on the FusionTablesLayer.

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