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Posted on by Julien

Hi,

just forking the sitelocator template and i'm asking myself if i should get my own bing maps key or should i go with the one included in the demo template.

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v-yamao-msft on at

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Hi Julien,

Templates are quick ways to create Apps that use connected data source, you could choose the right template and create an App from an template to meet your needs.

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Mabel Mao

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Julien 78 on at

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the question is when you take the template it comes with a bing key in the formula, so :
should i go and stay with this one ? Looks like a generi one from microsoft team.
or change it and use one that would belongs to me.

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Hi Julien,

The template we has is to showcase how you can call the Bing Maps public API directly. It's recommended that you get and use your own key. Once you obtain the key, replace it with the one in the template and it should work normally.

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Linh

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luuminhvuong93 300 on at

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I get my own keys but when I share my app to another person within my organization, they cannot see the map image.
(I'm referencing the "Site Inspection" app)

What is the problem ?

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sscarcella 239 on at

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I have created a powerapp with my own bing maps api key but when I publish and share with my organization they cannot open the app it asks them to sign into bing maps and asks for the api key.

How can I share this app? isnt the key stored inside the powerapp?

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