// This function accepts lat longitude from a string and then creates LatLng object which you can pass to different functions/objects.
// e.g. 123,-234
function getLatLngFromString(ll) {
var lat = ll.replace(/\s*\,.*/, ''); // first 123
var lng = ll.replace(/.*,\s*/, ''); // second ,456

var latLng = new google.maps.LatLng(parseFloat(lat), parseFloat(lng));

return latLng;
}

Here is a formatted code from github.

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