Click the back button in your browser to visit the previous page again. Tell the owner that he is not using the map API login properly.
If you like to integrate the SMR API into your page,
add the GET parameter redir=<your URL> to the current page URL.
Add the {APIKEY} placeholder where you want the api key to be filled in.
Optional parameter: You can supply the name of your product by adding &name=... after the other parameters.
The name is limited to 40 characters and is truncated if necessary.
We display the host part of your URL if you don't supply this parameter.
{APIKEY} is replaced with the users API key if they confirm it,
or with 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 if denied.
Don't forget to encode your URL as a single parameter if you build your URL manually.
Characters like #?& cause trouble otherwise.
We did not encode them here to make it easier to read.
in PHP this is done with the urlencode() function,
in JS it would be encodeURIComponent()
Click here for a demonstration of the API authorization
Security Tip: Use # if your solution works client side only and extract the key using JavaScript.
This way you avoid sending the API key over the internet and it will not appear in your server logs.