javascript - Parse JSON and add markers to google map -

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i trying parse json data , transform google map markers, problem still getting error:

unexpected non-whitespace character after json data

    function initialize() {   var mylatlng = new google.maps.latlng(-35.889050,-64.735108);   var mapoptions = {     zoom: 4,     center: mylatlng,     maptypeid: google.maps.maptypeid.roadmap   }    var map = new google.maps.map(document.getelementbyid('map_canvas'), mapoptions);     var jsonarch = '{ "codigo" : "3127" , "nombre" : "name" , "zona" : "3127" , "geox" : "-58.443597" , "geoy" : "-34.807164" },{ "codigo" : "3128" , "nombre" : "name" , "zona" : "3128" , "geox" : "-58.488797" , "geoy" : "-34.576852" },{ "codigo" : "3124" , "nombre" : "name" , "zona" : "3124" , "geox" : "00.000000" , "geoy" : "00.000000" }';      var archijason = jquery.parsejson(jsonarch);     /*jquery.parsejson(jsonarch, function(json1) {*/         jquery.each( archijason, function(key, data) {             var latlng = new google.maps.latlng(parsefloat(data.geox), parsefloat(data.geoy));              // creating marker , putting on map             var marker = new google.maps.marker({                 position: latlng,                 map: map,                 title: data.nombre             });             marker.setmap(map);         });     /*});*/  }  google.maps.event.adddomlistener(window, 'load', initialize);

the map visible, not load markers...

this json data: 

'{ "codigo" : "3127" , "nombre" : "name" , "zona" : "3127" , "geox" : "-58.443597" , "geoy" : "-34.807164" },{ "codigo" : "3128" , "nombre" : "name" , "zona" : "3128" , "geox" : "-58.488797" , "geoy" : "-34.576852" },{ "codigo" : "3124" , "nombre" : "name" , "zona" : "3124" , "geox" : "00.000000" , "geoy" : "00.000000" }'

thank much, appreciated, matters me.


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