I had the same issue… Did you check these 2 setting in the json script? I didnt have to use a new API key.
$setDistanceRadius = 150; // same units as first unit in $setDistanceDisplay
$maxDistance = 150; // quake must be within this number of miles/kilometers to location
I imagine it’s true for any google maps implementation. I assumed the key was good for the whole domain, but I guess you need a different key for each subdomain :?
Looks like you’ve got it sorted out… the map is now appearing on your page.
The ‘log’ is the console log, and with Firefox/Chrome browers, is available by CTRL-SHIFT-K … then check the Console tab for entries.
A missing Google API key will show up as messages there.
In Chrome, you can simply press CTRL + SHIFT + I to open the Inspect window. Then just select the desired tab (Console, in this case). I don’t see any shortcuts for getting directly to the console.