Google maps & Mutiple Domains but one site.

[mediaman_12]

I have a site that uses 2 domains to forward to the IP no. (a .org.uk and .co.uk). The site uses the Google Map API for a map on the site, however the API key is locked to the individual domain (I do have two keys for both the domains). I found the following Javascript which is supposed to switch the key depending on the domain that is accessing the page.

 if (window.location.host == 'www.domain1.com') { 
     document.write('<'+'script 
src="http://maps.google.com/maps?file=api&v=1&key=key/for/domain1" 
type="text/javascript">' + 
     '<'+'/script>'); 
   } else if (window.location.host == 'www.domain2.com') { 
     document.write('<'+'script 
src="http://maps.google.com/maps?file=api&v=1&key=key/for/domain2" 
type="text/javascript">' + 
     '<'+'/script>'); 
   } else { 
alert("host ="+window.location.host); 
}

but I can't get it to work, the page doesn't display any map (not even an alert) if I use this instead of the normal API key script.

[gRoberts]

could it be that the if statements don't match the web urls?

what about

if(location.Url.indexOf('domain1.com')>-1)
{
// do your stuff.
}

[mediaman_12]

could it be that the if statements don't match the web urls?

what about

if(location.Url.indexOf('domain1.com')>-1)
{
// do your stuff.
}

Still can't get it to work, doesn't display anything
http://www.parksideactiongroup.org.u...tive-map3.html

[gRoberts]

firefox javascript console:

Error: GUnload is not defined
Source File: http://www.parksideactiongroup.org.u...tive-map3.html
Line: 1

Error: unterminated string literal
Source File: http://www.parksideactiongroup.org.u...tive-map3.html
Line: 8, Column: 24
Source Code:
document.write('<'+'script

Error: GOverlay is not defined
Source File: http://www.parksideactiongroup.org.uk/js/einsert.js
Line: 19

Error: GBrowserIsCompatible is not defined
Source File: http://www.parksideactiongroup.org.u...tive-map3.html
Line: 106

I'm trying to work out why your doing document.write('<'+'script when you can simply do document.write('<script.

Gav

[mediaman_12]

I found the script on Google's support forum, as I am by no means a Javascript expert, and to be honest I don't have much clue about what the most parts of the script do.