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== Obtaining a Google Map Key ==
== Obtaining a Google Map Key ==
In the Widget configuration editor for the Google Map Widget, beneath the "Map API Key" and "Map API URL" is  a button labeled "Get a Key".  Click this button to launch a Google web page where you can Sign Up for the Google Maps API.
In the Widget configuration editor for the Google Map Widget, beneath the "Map API Key" and "Map API URL" is  a button labeled "Get a Key".  Click this button to launch a Google web page where you can Sign Up for the Google Maps API.
== Perform the Standard Map Widget Configurations ==
Once you have validated the Google Map key, continue configuring the widget as outlined on the following page:
[[appboard/2.4/builder/widgets/generic_map_widget|Configure An AppBoard Map Widget]]

Revision as of 17:22, 4 September 2013


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The Google Map (legacy) Widget is deprecated in AppBoard versions 2.3+ and the current Google Map Widget should be used for new Widgets. The Widget is still included in the product to support legacy customer Widgets that were built using this earlier version of the Widget.


Perform the following steps to configure the Google Map (legacy) Widget:

Google Map API

To access the GoogleMap Widget, you must first register for the Google Map API. The domain name you used to register the Google Map API must be the same as the URL you use in your browser to access AppBoard (and the GoogleMap Widget).


Example: If you registered the Google API key under http://xyzcorp.com the URL you enter into the browser to access AppBoard must use the same Domain name. The URL you would enter into your browser would be http://<appboardserver>.xyzcorp.com.


If the browser URL does not include the domain used to register the API key, you will receive an error such as the following:

Initialization failed: please check the API key,
swf location, version and network availability.


Obtaining a Google Map Key

In the Widget configuration editor for the Google Map Widget, beneath the "Map API Key" and "Map API URL" is a button labeled "Get a Key". Click this button to launch a Google web page where you can Sign Up for the Google Maps API.