Help to Get Rid of a Google Maps API Key Pop-Up

Google allow you to use Google maps on your website

If you notice a pop-up message relating to a Google Maps application program interface (API) key on your website, you need to request a key for your site from Google. This allows you to integrate one or more Google maps on your website.

Background

Google Maps is a commonly used online mapping tool providing detailed maps, satellite images and directions via the Internet. By using a Google Maps API key, you can integrate Google maps functionality onto your own Web pages, most often used to provide an accurate map on a website Contact Us page.

Process

To obtain a Google Maps API key, it is necessary to sign up for a free online Google account. Once you have an account you can visit the Google Maps API sign-up page, provide the URL of your website and be provided with a key which enables the functionality on your Web page.

Integration

Depending on your website's design, you usually need to copy and paste the API key into your site's content management system or sometimes directly into your website code. Depending on your abilities, you may need the help of a Web developer. Once your own API key is integrated, the API key pop-up should disappear.

References

• Google: Sign Up for the Google Maps API