Chris,
I probably oversimplified it a bit. Much depends on what is meant by “in
the public interest”; if this requires something closely related to a
disaster-relief map, it seems a fairly narrow exception. And how does one
determine whether an application is in the public interest? Does one
Hi Jeff,
No, "for-profit" in this case does not mean "not a non-profit
organisation". See this FAQ entry:
https://developers.google.com/maps/faq#usagelimits
"Non-profits and applications deemed in the public interest (as determined
by Google at its discretion) are not subject to these usage limit
The page on Usage Limits at
https://google-developers.appspot.com/maps/documentation/javascript/usagerefers
to quotas for “for-profit” Web sites, and further states that
non-profit organizations are exempt from these quotas. Giving these words
their common meanings, this would seem to ignore si
For this use case it sounds like you want to create two projects in the API
console and then have a separate key for each project/domain.
-- Luke
On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 5:51 AM, Eric Harris wrote:
> I have been reading over the FAQ's and such, but I cannot find the answer
> to my question.
>
I have been reading over the FAQ's and such, but I cannot find the answer
to my question.
I have two different map projects, on different domains. Are they going to
pull form the same Usage Limit or do they get seperate Usage Limits, since
they are on different domains?
-- Eric
--
You receiv
Hi,
I need the explanation for the usage limits.
I have about 50 clients that use my application. Each of them has its own
domain address but all point to one IP address. And each of them may
generate a lot of geocodes requests.
25 000 map loads per day is for the domain addess or IP address?
I was wondering if there are any limits for calling the
*getPanoramaByLocation()
*method on the *google.maps.StreetViewService()* object?
Eg if I have placed a google map on my web page, my usage counter will
increment by 1 each time the page is loaded. Does the useage counter also
increase ea
Just wanted to double check...
We run severall sites where clients add their own venue information and
some have included an iFrame link from Google Maps
(http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Leicester+Square&aq=0&sll=51.450008,-0.196159&sspn=0.325215,0.479965&vpsrc=0&i
Hi Caleb,
You should be fine :)
-- Luke
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 8:56 AM, Caleb Hanson wrote:
> I've created a map that pulls in road construction data (via xml feed) from
> another site and overlays it; it's really basic, actually. The lat/long for
> the points is stored in the DB, it's not do
I've created a map that pulls in road construction data (via xml feed)
from another site and overlays it; it's really basic, actually. The
lat/long for the points is stored in the DB, it's not doing a lookup to
get them, so AFAIK there are no geocoding queries happening when a user
views the map.
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