Multiple XML files using Jquery Store Locator Plugin

[muttoros]

I'm new to jQuery and have been playing with the jQuery store locator plugin.I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction please. I have been trying to add multiple xml files to the map so that when a user selects say salmon, only the salmon markers show up, or if they select trout only the trout markers show up. I have tried doing this but not got anywhere with it.I was told it's not working because xmlLocation is being set then re-set in the same object inside $.extend. and that it was recommend that I put everything in one XML and distinguish the fish types in some tag, like the first word of description, then when it's read back you extract that word. But I'm a complete numb to all this so I didn't understand what they where trying to say.I would be very grateful for any help and I am also sorry if this is a repeat question I have tried searching for this answer online but couldn't find anything.Thank you in advancetrout.xml\[code\]<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <kml xmlns="http://earth.google.com/kml/2.2"><Document> <name>trout</name><description><![CDATA[Trout fishing (plain text version)]]></description><Placemark><name>some trout place - burnley</name><Snippet>some trout place in burnley </Snippet><description><![CDATA[<div dir="ltr">trout place 1 - burnley<br>some street<br>bb12 3ab<br>01234 567890</div>]]></description><Point><coordinates>-2.104521,57.145737,0.000000</coordinates></Point></Placemark><Placemark><name>Nelson</name><Snippet>Some trout place nelson</Snippet><description><![CDATA[<div dir="ltr">Some trout place nelson1 <br>some street<br>Nelson<br>Bb12 3ac<br>01234 567890</div>]]></description><Point><coordinates>-5.962432,54.570358,0.000000</coordinates></Point>\[/code\]salmon.xml\[code\]<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><kml xmlns="http://earth.google.com/kml/2.2"><Document><name>Salmon</name><description><![CDATA[salmon fishing in the uk (plain text version)]]></description><Placemark><name>Burnley</name><Snippet>Salmon fishing place1 goes here</Snippet><description><![CDATA[<div dir="ltr">Salmon Fishing Place - Burnley<br>Some Street<br>Burnley<br>bb12 3ab<br>01234 567890</div>]]></description><Point><coordinates>-2.2450,53.7877,0.000000</coordinates></Point></Placemark><Placemark><name>Nelson</name><Snippet>Salmon fishing place2 goes herei</Snippet><description><![CDATA[<div dir="ltr">Salmon Fishing place2 - Nelson<br>Some Street<br>Nelson<br>BB12 3ac<br>01234 567890</div>]]></description><Point><coordinates>-5.962432,54.570358,0.000000</coordinates></Point></Placemark>\[/code\]This is where I am placing the files.Jquery.storelocator.js\[code\](function ($) {$.fn.storeLocator = function (options) {var settings = $.extend({ 'mapDiv': 'map', 'listDiv': 'list', 'formID': 'user-location', 'pinColor': 'fe7569', 'startPinColor': '66bd4a', 'pinTextColor': '000000', 'storeLimit': 10, 'distanceAlert': 60, 'xmlLocation': 'data/trout.xml', 'xmlLocation': 'data/salmon.xml', 'addressErrorMsg': 'Please enter valid UK address address or postcode', 'googleDistanceMatrixDestinationLimit': 25, 'defaultLat': 52.3038165, 'defaultLng': -1.081117, 'defaultLocationName': 'Northampton, United Kingdom'}, options);return this.each(function () { var $this = $(this); // global array of shop objects var _locationset = new Array(); var geocoder;\[/code\]