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Hi Guys,
OK, this issue I know has been addressed before not least of which by me!
However, for some reason, the maps are now not being rendered on some of my domains and it is now getting to me!
I am getting authorisation issues for the domains involved ALL of which are registered within the Google API in the form *.domain.com/*
ALL these sites are https//domain.com/* in syntax so my questions....
1) has anything changed recently in the provision of this service that you are aware of?
2) can I actually put multiple domains under one API key i.e. domain1.com, domain2.com domain3.com - in theory, if they are registered as valid referrer domains why not? (can't find anything to say must be a separate key per domain?!
OK, this issue I know has been addressed before not least of which by me!
However, for some reason, the maps are now not being rendered on some of my domains and it is now getting to me!
I am getting authorisation issues for the domains involved ALL of which are registered within the Google API in the form *.domain.com/*
ALL these sites are https//domain.com/* in syntax so my questions....
1) has anything changed recently in the provision of this service that you are aware of?
2) can I actually put multiple domains under one API key i.e. domain1.com, domain2.com domain3.com - in theory, if they are registered as valid referrer domains why not? (can't find anything to say must be a separate key per domain?!
Hi nickq,
we are not aware of recent changes in Google Maps Terms of Service. Latest news were from last year and we provided some information in our blog and we wrote a documentation article about how to get an API key from Google. You may find all this in our blog post:
https://www.jevents.net/blog/changes-in-google-maps-terms-of-service
You can set as many domains as you want to your API credentials as far as you respect your account limits.
we are not aware of recent changes in Google Maps Terms of Service. Latest news were from last year and we provided some information in our blog and we wrote a documentation article about how to get an API key from Google. You may find all this in our blog post:
https://www.jevents.net/blog/changes-in-google-maps-terms-of-service
You can set as many domains as you want to your API credentials as far as you respect your account limits.
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