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I want to put a fusion table layer over my google map using javascript api v3. There are four columns in it: iso, color, name, geometry. My fusion table is:
https://www.google.com/fusiontables/data?docid=1uO0anbhABVwjktSOy-PJsGo0Q4y-gTtzAe607c8
Why I can filter with: where: 'color=0'
but cannot filter with: where: 'iso="AU"'
‘color’ column type is number and ‘iso’ column type is text.
Any syntax error in that query? Thank you.
Oh, I find out why.
The where clause should be changed to
where: "iso='AU'".Double quotes should surround single quotes.