Google static map not showing google map image
I want to display static google map image using latitude and longitude. For that i am using below url
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=23.006562499999994,72.50172265625&zoom=18&size=280x280&markers=color:red|23.006562499999994,72.50172265625&key="MY_API_KEY"
For that i have already enabled these APIs in my google API console.
1) Maps SDK For Android
2) Maps JavaScript API
3) Maps Static API
4) Places SDK For Android
Still my google map image is not showing in my application and when i run this link chrome browser it always display this kind of error.
To overcome with this, i have dig google and found that for google map there is 25,000/day request is available but i have already checked that there are not much requests in my API console.
But none of them are working. So how can I overcome with this?
Advanced help would be appreciated!!
android 
google-maps asked Nov 21 at 4:59
Piyush Gupta
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I want to display static google map image using latitude and longitude. For that i am using below url
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=23.006562499999994,72.50172265625&zoom=18&size=280x280&markers=color:red|23.006562499999994,72.50172265625&key="MY_API_KEY"
For that i have already enabled these APIs in my google API console.
1) Maps SDK For Android
2) Maps JavaScript API
3) Maps Static API
4) Places SDK For Android
Still my google map image is not showing in my application and when i run this link chrome browser it always display this kind of error.
To overcome with this, i have dig google and found that for google map there is 25,000/day request is available but i have already checked that there are not much requests in my API console.
But none of them are working. So how can I overcome with this?
Advanced help would be appreciated!!
android google-maps asked Nov 21 at 4:59
Piyush Gupta
117116
are you passing your api key correctly ?
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:03
Yes. It is correct API
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:04
can you show your code how you are showing the map
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:05
Code(link) i have mentioned in my question.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:08
add a comment |
I want to display static google map image using latitude and longitude. For that i am using below url
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=23.006562499999994,72.50172265625&zoom=18&size=280x280&markers=color:red|23.006562499999994,72.50172265625&key="MY_API_KEY"
For that i have already enabled these APIs in my google API console.
1) Maps SDK For Android
2) Maps JavaScript API
3) Maps Static API
4) Places SDK For Android
Still my google map image is not showing in my application and when i run this link chrome browser it always display this kind of error.
To overcome with this, i have dig google and found that for google map there is 25,000/day request is available but i have already checked that there are not much requests in my API console.
But none of them are working. So how can I overcome with this?
Advanced help would be appreciated!!
android google-maps asked Nov 21 at 4:59
Piyush Gupta
117116
I want to display static google map image using latitude and longitude. For that i am using below url
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=23.006562499999994,72.50172265625&zoom=18&size=280x280&markers=color:red|23.006562499999994,72.50172265625&key="MY_API_KEY"
For that i have already enabled these APIs in my google API console.
1) Maps SDK For Android
2) Maps JavaScript API
3) Maps Static API
4) Places SDK For Android
Still my google map image is not showing in my application and when i run this link chrome browser it always display this kind of error.
To overcome with this, i have dig google and found that for google map there is 25,000/day request is available but i have already checked that there are not much requests in my API console.
But none of them are working. So how can I overcome with this?
Advanced help would be appreciated!!
android google-maps android google-maps asked Nov 21 at 4:59
Piyush Gupta
117116
asked Nov 21 at 4:59
Piyush Gupta
117116
asked Nov 21 at 4:59
Piyush Gupta
117116
asked Nov 21 at 4:59
Piyush Gupta
117116
asked Nov 21 at 4:59
Piyush Gupta
117116
117116
are you passing your api key correctly ?
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:03
Yes. It is correct API
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:04
can you show your code how you are showing the map
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:05
Code(link) i have mentioned in my question.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:08
add a comment |
are you passing your api key correctly ?
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:03
Yes. It is correct API
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:04
can you show your code how you are showing the map
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:05
Code(link) i have mentioned in my question.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:08
are you passing your api key correctly ?
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:03
are you passing your api key correctly ?
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:03
Yes. It is correct API
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:04
Yes. It is correct API
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:04
can you show your code how you are showing the map
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:05
can you show your code how you are showing the map
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:05
Code(link) i have mentioned in my question.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:08
Code(link) i have mentioned in my question.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:08
add a comment |
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I would venture to guess that you setup your api key as restricted for an Android App. I deduce this from your mentioning in the comments that you setup the Sha1.
For using the static API, you are using a standard http call, as it is not supported by the Android Maps. Therefore you have to use a key that is unrestricted. Sounds scary, but there is no way around it, other than setting up your own server as a go in between. You can still restrict the APIs, but nothing else.
answered Nov 21 at 5:55
lionscribe
1,9431612
I have already API restriction set none
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:58
I am referring to application restriction which should be set to none, not Android App. Try it out by creating a new key with no restrictions whatsoever.
– lionscribe
Nov 21 at 6:06
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You need to add meta data in your manifiest including the map key in Application.
<meta-data
android:name="com.google.android.geo.API_KEY"
android:value="YOUR_MAP_KEY" />
answered Nov 21 at 6:18
SHAH MD MONIRUL ISLAM
1,07531327
This is already implemented in manifest file.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 10:09
add a comment |
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I would venture to guess that you setup your api key as restricted for an Android App. I deduce this from your mentioning in the comments that you setup the Sha1.
For using the static API, you are using a standard http call, as it is not supported by the Android Maps. Therefore you have to use a key that is unrestricted. Sounds scary, but there is no way around it, other than setting up your own server as a go in between. You can still restrict the APIs, but nothing else.
answered Nov 21 at 5:55
lionscribe
1,9431612
I have already API restriction set none
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:58
I am referring to application restriction which should be set to none, not Android App. Try it out by creating a new key with no restrictions whatsoever.
– lionscribe
Nov 21 at 6:06
add a comment |
I would venture to guess that you setup your api key as restricted for an Android App. I deduce this from your mentioning in the comments that you setup the Sha1.
For using the static API, you are using a standard http call, as it is not supported by the Android Maps. Therefore you have to use a key that is unrestricted. Sounds scary, but there is no way around it, other than setting up your own server as a go in between. You can still restrict the APIs, but nothing else.
answered Nov 21 at 5:55
lionscribe
1,9431612
I have already API restriction set none
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:58
I am referring to application restriction which should be set to none, not Android App. Try it out by creating a new key with no restrictions whatsoever.
– lionscribe
Nov 21 at 6:06
add a comment |
I would venture to guess that you setup your api key as restricted for an Android App. I deduce this from your mentioning in the comments that you setup the Sha1.
For using the static API, you are using a standard http call, as it is not supported by the Android Maps. Therefore you have to use a key that is unrestricted. Sounds scary, but there is no way around it, other than setting up your own server as a go in between. You can still restrict the APIs, but nothing else.
answered Nov 21 at 5:55
lionscribe
1,9431612
I would venture to guess that you setup your api key as restricted for an Android App. I deduce this from your mentioning in the comments that you setup the Sha1.
For using the static API, you are using a standard http call, as it is not supported by the Android Maps. Therefore you have to use a key that is unrestricted. Sounds scary, but there is no way around it, other than setting up your own server as a go in between. You can still restrict the APIs, but nothing else.
answered Nov 21 at 5:55
lionscribe
1,9431612
answered Nov 21 at 5:55
lionscribe
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answered Nov 21 at 5:55
lionscribe
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answered Nov 21 at 5:55
lionscribe
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I have already API restriction set none
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:58
I am referring to application restriction which should be set to none, not Android App. Try it out by creating a new key with no restrictions whatsoever.
– lionscribe
Nov 21 at 6:06
add a comment |
I have already API restriction set none
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:58
I am referring to application restriction which should be set to none, not Android App. Try it out by creating a new key with no restrictions whatsoever.
– lionscribe
Nov 21 at 6:06
I have already API restriction set none
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:58
I have already API restriction set none
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:58
I am referring to application restriction which should be set to none, not Android App. Try it out by creating a new key with no restrictions whatsoever.
– lionscribe
Nov 21 at 6:06
I am referring to application restriction which should be set to none, not Android App. Try it out by creating a new key with no restrictions whatsoever.
– lionscribe
Nov 21 at 6:06
add a comment |
You need to add meta data in your manifiest including the map key in Application.
<meta-data
android:name="com.google.android.geo.API_KEY"
android:value="YOUR_MAP_KEY" />
answered Nov 21 at 6:18
SHAH MD MONIRUL ISLAM
1,07531327
This is already implemented in manifest file.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 10:09
add a comment |
You need to add meta data in your manifiest including the map key in Application.
<meta-data
android:name="com.google.android.geo.API_KEY"
android:value="YOUR_MAP_KEY" />
answered Nov 21 at 6:18
SHAH MD MONIRUL ISLAM
1,07531327
This is already implemented in manifest file.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 10:09
add a comment |
You need to add meta data in your manifiest including the map key in Application.
<meta-data
android:name="com.google.android.geo.API_KEY"
android:value="YOUR_MAP_KEY" />
answered Nov 21 at 6:18
SHAH MD MONIRUL ISLAM
1,07531327
You need to add meta data in your manifiest including the map key in Application.
<meta-data
android:name="com.google.android.geo.API_KEY"
android:value="YOUR_MAP_KEY" />
answered Nov 21 at 6:18
SHAH MD MONIRUL ISLAM
1,07531327
answered Nov 21 at 6:18
SHAH MD MONIRUL ISLAM
1,07531327
answered Nov 21 at 6:18
SHAH MD MONIRUL ISLAM
1,07531327
answered Nov 21 at 6:18
SHAH MD MONIRUL ISLAM
1,07531327
1,07531327
This is already implemented in manifest file.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 10:09
add a comment |
This is already implemented in manifest file.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 10:09
This is already implemented in manifest file.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 10:09
This is already implemented in manifest file.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 10:09
add a comment |
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are you passing your api key correctly ?
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:03
Yes. It is correct API
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:04
can you show your code how you are showing the map
– Vivek Mishra
Nov 21 at 5:05
Code(link) i have mentioned in my question.
– Piyush Gupta
Nov 21 at 5:08