How can I add multiple markers on a Google Map from XML coordinate data?

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I have this data in XML format:

<DOCUMENT>
    <IDS>53850_WP</IDS>
    <FULL_NAME>Maybank</FULL_NAME>
    <AD_WEIGHT>60</AD_WEIGHT>
    <MAP>200:37.3321363,-122.0278287</MAP>
    <PHONE>00-2222 3466</PHONE>
    <CLASS_DESC>Banks</CLASS_DESC>
</DOCUMENT>

<DOCUMENT>
    <IDS>53850_WP</IDS>
    <FULL_NAME>Maybank</FULL_NAME>
    <AD_WEIGHT>60</AD_WEIGHT>
    <MAP>200:37.3321363,-122.0278287</MAP>
    <PHONE>00-2222 3466</PHONE>
    <CLASS_DESC>Banks</CLASS_DESC>
</DOCUMENT>

<DOCUMENT>
    <IDS>53850_WP</IDS>
    <FULL_NAME>Maybank</FULL_NAME>
    <AD_WEIGHT>60</AD_WEIGHT>
    <MAP>200:37.3321363,-122.0278287</MAP>
    <PHONE>00-2222 3466</PHONE>
    <CLASS_DESC>Banks</CLASS_DESC>
</DOCUMENT>

How do I split the <MAP> value to lat and long? The <MAP> node is a coordinate. And, how to mark those locations in Google Maps? I'm using JSP. I don't know how to add multiple markers to the map.

score 0 · Answer 1 · edited May 23 '17 at 10:09

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To learn more about parsing XML in JavaScript, you can look at this answer on stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/a/8412989/1314132.

To learn more about placing a google.maps.Marker^api-doc on the map, take a look at the Markers section of the Developer's Guide.

edited May 23 '17 at 10:09

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answered May 11 '12 at 21:52

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How can I add multiple markers on a Google Map from XML coordinate data?

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