One option is to write API code to build markers and also build an
infowindow for each marker.
Listen for a click on the marker and then display the corresponding
infowindow.
If all the data is already in one or more MyMaps, perhaps another
option is to just write API code to display the MyMaps.
Here's a snip:
masu.get_file = "http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?
ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=115989131533649953418.000450ae1d028a9db23ad&output=kml";
masu.kml = new google.maps.KmlLayer(masu.get_file,
{preserveViewport:false});
// Next line adds the KML to the map.
masu.kml.setMap(masu.map);
In prior threads I described making a small KML file with a 'network
link' that points to the KML file. I now realize that is not
necessary.
Instead, I am now using the above code.
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