The new Premier server-side key validation system was developed with the
intention of making multi-domain keys simpler for Premier users. Since I
don't have a Premier license, I can't see how successful that was.
The alternative would be to host the actual maps inside <iframe>s that
use the same host domain. If you are the host domain, that should be
easy.
I'm not really an expert on how webhosts do the DNS management, but the
guys that host my web page seem to create all their space beforehand
with names like
s257978411.websitehome.co.uk
s263552183.websitehome.co.uk
Then when a user like myself comes along and buys the space, they add
DNS that causes "econym.org.uk" and "www.blackpoolchurch.org" to be
aliased to the same space.
At present, when I create maps for my own web page, or for my church, I
use separate API keys. But what I could do is create a single key for
"http://websitehome.co.uk"; and use
<iframe src="http://s257978411.websitehome.co.uk/map001.htm"; ... >
for my webpages and
<iframe src="http://s263552183.websitehome.co.uk/map001.htm"; ... >
for the church web pages.
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The Blackpool Community Church Javascript Team
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