Automatically Show markerWindowContent (CFMAP / CFMAPITEM)

Question

Hello. I am trying to re-center a google map and show a marker window automatically for a specific point after the map has been re-centered.
I have the re-centering part down fine with:
function map(address){
          ColdFusion.Map.getLatitudeLongitude(address, refresh)
function refresh(latLong){
          var mapObj = ColdFusion.Map.getMapObject('map');
          mapObj.setCenter(new GLatLng(latLong.y,latLong.x), 10);
But I am trying to figure out how to manipulate the map object to show a specific marker window. I have searched through quite a bit of blogs and search results. I have a feeling it would be something along the lines of the following?
mapObj.addOverlay(marker10);
This is probably not needed, but here is my cfmap tag just FYI
<cfmap name="map" width="945" zoomlevel="4" zoomcontrol="large3d" showscale="true" showallmarkers="true" showcentermarker="false" centeraddress="United States">
          <cfloop index=i from="1" to="#site.recordCount#">
                    <cfmapitem latitude="#site.latitude[i]#" longitude="#site.longitude[i]#" name="marker#i#" markerwindowcontent="
                              <span class='mapTitle'>
                                        #site.name[i]#<br />
                              </span>
                              <span class='mapAddress'>
                                        #site.address[i]#<br />
                                        #site.city[i]# #site.state[i]#<br />
                                        #site.phone[i]#<br />
                                        <a target='_blank' href='https://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=#site.address[i]# #site.city[i]#, #site.state[i]#'>Get Driving Directions</a>
                              </span>"
                    />
          </cfloop>
</cfmap>
Thanks so much for any pointers in the right direction.
~ Ben

Answer 1

According to the documentation, the (optional) 'name' attribute of <cfmapitem> should be the name of the map, not of the marker.  Try this (or just remove it completely):
<cfmapitem name="locationmap"
            address="#google_address#"
            showmarkerwindow="true"
            markerwindowcontent="#google_address#"
            />
Although the examples on that same page then does exactly as you've done, use the name attribute to give names to the markers.  So I'm not sure my solution is correct or not!
Alternatively you could try using the addMarker function:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/CFMLRef/WS0ef8c004658c1089-6262c847120f1a3b244- 7fe2.html