Continuing the discussion from Using Custom Google Map with Color Styles from Snazzy Maps:
Hi @Hang_Ng, Could you please share your site’s read-only link so we can take a closer look? More info on read-only links here: http://help.webflow.com/sharing-your-public-webflow-site-link.
We do not support custom code from the support desk, but I can take a quick look to see if I see any major error, I appreciate your patience 
Cheers, Dave
@cyberdave @Hang_Ng I believe this error can be resolved by replacing & with &. Please try this and let me know if it helps or not.
@shyam 's advice worked for me (change & to &)
but now I’m getting a
“…cannot display a Google Maps element… provide Google API key is invalid for this site…”
I tried with Google Maps embedded filtering on a specific domain name… and a specific IP.
Both failed.
Have also looked at Google Maps Javascript API v3… this also produces the same error.
It works on my local server - but when i push it out to a production server… the error message is display.
The api keys are tied in to the production server.
In working this issue… I realized I’ve been using an old (I guess out-if-date ?) method… that still works ?
— using a canvas map
@Revolution Try replacing your <script> tag content as following:
<script src="http://maps.google.com/maps?file=api&v=2&hl=en&key=MY_API_KEY&sensor=true"
type="text/javascript"></script>
Pay attention to the use of semicolon (
in the sample <script> tag content above.
Let me know if this helps.
that’s a version 2 call… yes ?
I was using a v3 script that @cyberdave had posted in a different thread.
Using the v2 script… I don’t get an error message… but I also don’t see the map.
Using the v3 script… I can see the map displayed (perfectly) for a couple seconds
There’s got to be a setting issue on google… though i’ve setup to different tests (both failed)…
specifically domain based - and ip based.
I know what I server I am on - and I know the ip… so it’s strange this is failing.
@Revolution Can you tell me your specific usage i.e., what are you trying to achieve? I might be able to try it myself and will be in a better position to help you.
basically multiple pins on a google map. no need to auth2
– with snazzy maps.
Alright @Revolution, I will try it myself and get back to you.
strange… everything seems to work now.
No changes.
As I’d mentioned earlier… the webpage I created worked on my local development server
Now… it works on the production server.
I wonder if there’s a propagation period for updates you make to your google account.