Re: API Key Question
On Mar 14, 6:59 pm, cjackson111 <cjack...@webdreamsdesigns.com> wrote:
> I am trying to create a different webpage and use another instance of
> Google maps on it. I have copied the API key to the new page along
> with the basic code for the map to display. The map however does not
> display. I am not sure what I have missed. Is it necessary to request
> another API key if using Google maps in more than one location in a
> website? I didn't think so but want to be sure. Any ideas what I may
> have missed?
You have omitted to call your load() function, perhaps with an onload
attribute in the <body> tag.
Note that although your page as coded will work, it's very very bad
practice to put Javascript in a table like that. Far better to extract
all that Javascript and put the <script>...</script> block in the
<head> of the page. The reason for that is that using Javascript to
alter a table while that table is being built can cause IE to stop.
[Your block won't do that, because it uses a function, but it's a good
idea to use best practice from the get-go]
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