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I had change my query like below.

If you are using readline() function, you have to remember that this function only returns a line, so you have to use a loop to go through all of the lines in the text files. In case of using readlines(), this function does reads the full file at once, but return each of the lines in a list. List data type is unhashable and can not be used as key in a dict object, that's why if keyword in data: line emits this error, as keyword here is a list of all of the lines. a simple for loop will solve this problem.

As I commented above, you may fix the filtering issue by considering the values of both elements. You can achieve that by having a single filtering function, like this: filterMarkers = function () { var category_type = document.getElementById('category_type_filter').value; var category_loss = document.getElementById('category_loss_filter').value; for (i = 0; i < markers1.length; i++) { marker = gmarkers1[i]; if (( marker.category_type == category_type || category_type.length === 0 ) && ( marker.category_loss == category_loss || category_loss.length === 0 )) { marker.setVisible(true); } else { marker.setVisible(false); } } }; If you compare this with your functions, you'll see the condition to set a marker as "visible", is now the combination of both filters. In your HTML, add an id attribute to each , using the same values from the function: category_type_filter and category_loss_filter.

That should do the trick.

Just to be clear, your issue is not related to Google Maps but to Javascript, in general. Maybe it's a good idea to spend some time reading about how DOM, events, and Javascript can work together. :)

P.S.: For conciseness, you can even replace the entire if/else block by a single function call:

I feel your pain, I fight with this problem quite often.

It sounds like the setter isnt getting called. You can sometimes fix this by declaring by_reference to false.

try this..