Hi, I have more of an approach question, than a code question.
Let's say I have 2 webpages (page a & page b) on the same domain.
User is on page a. They click a link. I'd like to take the user to page b,
and open an info window.
My thought was to add some sort of id, or data attribute to a marker, and
then, when the user gets to page B, an event fires opening the correct
point/infowindow.
I read something about marker metadata: marker.metadata = {type: "point",
id: 1};
But I am confused at to what this actually does. In the resulting html/map,
is the marker an element with this id?
Thanks in advance for any shedding of the light!
-Mike
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