See the link below:
http://quick.as/YdwvfJnjg
Website: www.schuur4.nl
Thanks for having a look at it!
Hi @Koen
Thank you so much for posting about this.
By the looks of the error seen in the console, the API isn’t currently active
Can you please try to generate a new API key and ensure all the steps laid out here are followed: Map | Webflow University
​Thanks in advance, and I’m standing by for your reply to see if this fixes the issue.
Hi Brando, thanks for having a look at this.
I followed the course already before. After making another API its still not working.
Designer link:
https://preview.webflow.com/preview/rojos?preview=12749930a266e1d4551b274370d7909f
Thanks for trying that again @Koen
I’ll report this to the team to investigate it further!
Koen,
are you using the right API I ran into this myself not too long ago. Which API are you using? The embed one doesn’t work. I think it’s the javascript one that needs to be used. Correct me if I’m wrong @Brando
If you use the other one. It won’t work with webflow
Yes that is correct @jbleroux
The key must be generated here: Use API Keys  | Maps JavaScript API  | Google Developers
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Thanks for letting me know it’s working now. 
Let me know if you see any other odd behavior!
I get the same error when tryign to access the link given by webflow.
But using the link from Brando works.
Hi @rowan
Thanks for letting me know.
I found the issue and reported it to the team. It looks like the link in the project settings is appended with ?authuser=1. If you remove this last bit in the URL, press enter, and then try to generate an API key, it should work as expected.
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We pushed a fix for this. The link in the project settings should work as expected now 
Let me know if you see any other strange behavior around this!
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I’ve hit this issue too while building my site: Here
There are no restrictions to my API key, everything is enabled, integrations added to the setting in Webflow. Created a new key also. Still says it’s not authorized.
kbarrett - I believe your query needs a place id - the “q=” at the end
https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/place?key=AIzaSyDV1HY3i6YbUwMXvIXpuuVuGssr3lMDQws%20%20%20%20&q=
Here’s one for Apple store in Naples FL
ChIJgb11u0Ee24gRGtZ9_kwlDJ8
Thanks @orgreeno. I tried that, but it didn’t solve the authorization error.
Not 100% sure if it’s related
- but I received a similar (extremely generic) message.
In reading the docs… I discovered a limit of 10 API’s.
I had hit this limit. There was an option to request an increase.
I contacted Google to request an increase
- Google increased the limit to 100
- This immediately fixed the issue and I haven’t seen it come back.
Again… not sure if this if the same issue. But that’s how I fixed it.
Thanks @Revolution. I only have 3 APIs. I even deleted ones that I don’t need but the maps still show the same error.
Which APIs do you have enabled? Embed API?
I’ve tried using an API key that I created months ago for another Webflow site I did with no restrictions and it works fine. So it seems like whatever API keys I create recently are not going through Webflow for some reason.
