google-fusion-tables

问题 Using Google Maps API v3 I have a map with the countries coloured using polygons from a Fusion Table Layer. When a polygon is clicked it opens the default Fusion Table info window which has been configured in the web interface. Some of the countries can't be seen at certain zoom levels so I'd like these countries to have a polygon AND marker, which when clicked open the default Fusion Table info window. I did add a standard map marker but there is no way to open the Fusion Table info window

问题 I'd like to display a Google Map overlaid with two Fusion Tables layers. The code below works perfectly if I just copy it into a text editor, save the file as map.html , and open it in my browser. But when I put it in a post on my WordPress-themed site, the underlying map is hidden by the Fusion Tables layers. Those layers aren't totally opaque: I can see both of them at the same time. I just cannot see the underlying map. Whenever I zoom or pan the map, the underlying map appears briefly

问题 I am developing a PHP application which would use Google Fusion Tables only as a database in the background. The application includes a simple login section for basic security. I downloaded the google-api-php-client and successfully built up a connection to my Fusion Table using oAuth. Thats fine. However, I want to get rid off the prompt screen, that says that my registered application want to access Fusion Tables and asks me to allow or disallow. Since the app would use a Fusion Table being

问题 I'm using Google Maps to highlight a bunch of countries using Fusion Tables to grab the geometry. You can see an example of this here: http://jsfiddle.net/4mtyu/689/ var layer = new google.maps.FusionTablesLayer({ query: { select: locationColumn, from: tableId, where: "ISO_2DIGIT IN ('AF','AL','DZ','AD','AO','AG','AR','AM','AU','AT','AZ','BS','BH','BD','BB','BY','BE','BZ','BJ','BT','BO','BA','BW','BR','BN','BG','BF','BI','KH','CM','CA','CV','CF','TD','CL','CN','CO','KM','CG','CD','CR','HR',

问题 I am having an issue with code I am running in a spreadsheet that updates a fusion table. I run the following code (with the fusion table ID omitted for privacy). function updateFusion() { var tableIDFusion = '##############################' var email = UserProperties.getProperty('email'); var password = UserProperties.getProperty('password'); if (email === null || password === null) { email = Browser.inputBox('Enter email'); password = Browser.inputBox('Enter password'); UserProperties

问题 I am using the Google Maps API to create a custom InfoWindow that contains fusion table content. I also want to embed content from an external site in the InfoWindow, but cannot get the code to work. The embed code from the external site is: <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="http://www.foodsecurityportal.org/sites/all/modules/tic_countries/tic_countries_widget.css" /> <div class="web-widgets-inline" id="web_widgets_inline_country_news_36"> <script src="http://www

问题 I have a fusion table with 5 populations (columns), for each these I want to display the polygons with the highest concentration of population in a different color. In the example for styling fusion table layers, the "polygonOptions" was defined, but I don't want the polygons to have any styling unless there's a concentration of one of the populations, and also because that would take 1 style away from the limit of 5. I'm not sure what to change or what I'm missing to have these styles

问题 I am coloring country polygon with different colors in a layer depending on different condition. But after the five "where" conditions, it didnt detect the associated color. But uses the default color. Why is this happening? Below is my code: layer.setOptions({ query: { select: 'masterNarrative, countryName', from: tableId, where: where }, styles: [{ where: "masterNarrative= '72 virgins (houris)' ", polygonOptions: { fillColor: '#2daebf', fillOpacity: 0.5 } }, { where: "masterNarrative= 'Badr

问题 I am coloring country polygon with different colors in a layer depending on different condition. But after the five "where" conditions, it didnt detect the associated color. But uses the default color. Why is this happening? Below is my code: layer.setOptions({ query: { select: 'masterNarrative, countryName', from: tableId, where: where }, styles: [{ where: "masterNarrative= '72 virgins (houris)' ", polygonOptions: { fillColor: '#2daebf', fillOpacity: 0.5 } }, { where: "masterNarrative= 'Badr

问题 I am calling a FusionTableMapLayer via the Fusion Table API. I have developed a customized info window for the layer in the actual Google Fusion Table program but when I call the layer in my application, the Info Window reverts to the default Info Window. How do I either a) call the customized Info Window that is saved in the Google Fusion Table or b) customize the Info Window as part of my API call? 回答1: Use the code exported from the wizard (or at least the styleId and templateId from it)