I am very new to the API - using the javascript apiin an asp.net app -
need to hide my api key (visable when doing view source on the page) -
Why do you need to hide it? You can control which domains it is valid
for at Google's API Console
I know the docs say that - BUT - I am using the same key in a test
environment at work and a test environment at home - different domains
- and they both work.
Anyway - I would like to know how to hide this from view source - I
know it will be an issues if we go to production with a company key.
On 4 January 2012 15:32, jim jim.p.ev...@gmail.com wrote:
I know the docs say that - BUT - I am using the same key in a test
environment at work and a test environment at home - different domains
- and they both work.
Anyway - I would like to know how to hide this from view source - I
know
On Jan 4, 8:32 am, jim jim.p.ev...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyway - I would like to know how to hide this from view source - I
know it will be an issues if we go to production with a company key.
You cannot hide what is sent to the browser. You can obfuscate it, but
any of the people answering
