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I have a fusion table that has a geometry column. I’d like to be able to zoom to that particular geometry, but I don’t have a lat/long. Is there any way I can find the center of a geometry? The alternative would be to hard-code a center in a separate column in the fusion table, but I’d like to be able to do this dynamically. Thanks.
I have some examples that use geoxml3 to parse the kml that is stored in FusionTables geometry columns (it is fragments of kml). Once you do that you can use the google.maps.Map fitBounds method to zoom to that geometry.
These examples use GViz (the Google visualization library), there may be better ways using the new Fusion Tables API v1.0