I have both the .co.uk and .com versions of a domain hosted on the same server with the .com parked on top of the .co.uk
I set up the Google Map action with the .co.uk version - only problem is that when someone arrives at the page using the .com address I get an error message.
The Google Maps API server rejected your request. This could be because the API key used on this site was registered for a different web site.
How can I get round this?
David
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Hi David,
In case you redirect the domeain .UK to .com, you can request for another key at Google Maps.
In case you have really two domains running, one .UK and one .com, you can create a hyperlink on the button to that .uk page.
So, in the .com page they select the button which shows the google map, but in real they arrive at the .uk page with the google map.
In my case it worked, since there was np written tekst on tha page, but in your case I assume you will have both webdomains written
in the english language.
Hopefully this will help a bit to figure out an idea,
Kind regards,
Publish-Relations.
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