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I'm wondering how to use the map API for development on a local machine. I have an apache virtual host server set up on my machine. I'd like to use the Google map api on pages served by this virtual host. However, of course, when I try to load a page with a mapm I get the message that:
The Maps API key registers only a single URL. That is, a hostname and port combination creates a unique key. If you have a site you access with 2 keys, you need to either create 2 different host pages and load the api with separate keys in the host page, or you can use the AjaxLoader and related classes.
So first you have to know that Google manages API keys in projects and you have to choose your project right beside the title "Google Cloud Platform". Now you open the menue and click "APIs & Services" > under Credentials you'll see a overview of all your API keys and you can edit the keys here.
There is no way to pass both of these via the gyp include at the same time (it only allows you to pass a single key for everything), so I think the easiest way to set them in your personal build would be to remove the overrides from ~/.gyp/include.gypi and update the #defines in google_api / google_api_keys.cc directly.
If I should activate an API Key which type of Key should I enable (Google Maps JavaScript API, Google Static Maps API, Google Maps Embed API, Google Maps Geocoding API, ...)? Thank in advance for your help.
to Google Maps JavaScript API v3. > var gsat = new OpenLayers.Layer.Google (. Whatever example you are looking at, it is an OpenLayers example. That is a client-side mapping display tool, which can optionally show Google's mapping imagery via the use of Google's own maps API in addition to the OpenLayers code.
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Here's my problem: I have a JQuery modal dialog that has a google places map object along with an autocomplete input text field. First off, the map didn't load completely, so I had to bind the modal dialog's "dialogopen" event (which I believe is OK... please let me know if you think that's not a good idea). Second, and more importantly >> When ...
we're noticing that some of the issued API Keys are occasionally "expiring" even though there is no way within the console to expire them.
If you don't specify a version (or request a retired version), you will be served a default version, which depending on your key configuration will be either 3.54 or 3.55. But a developer specified version will always be honored and served when requested when it's an existing version. For more information about Maps API versioning, see: