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Please post the code you've tried and tell us what it's doing or not doing, thanks.
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Please post the code you've tried and tell us what it's doing or not doing, thanks.

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I need to draw a polygon on google map when user selects a location from google places autocomplete textbox.<br />
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For example it should be like this <br />
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[![Polygon of a particular Location][1]][1]<br />
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&nbsp; [1]: <a href="http://i.stack.imgur.com/L8PTM.png﻿" rel="ugc">http://i.stack.imgur.com/L8PTM.png﻿</a>
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I need to draw a polygon on google map when user selects a location from google places autocomplete textbox.

For example it should be like this 

[![Polygon of a particular Location][1]][1]


  [1]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/L8PTM.png﻿

I need to draw a polygon on google map when user selects a location from google places autocomplete textbox.

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