About verifying Hosts on LoadForge
loadforge-site-verification
, and it needs to be placed in the header of your website or application. For APIs, this is often not appropriate, and the File method is recommended.
The final meta tag looks like this (with your unique verification code):
loadforge.txt
. If your site is https://test.com
, then you would need to ensure that https://test.com/loadforge.txt
is accessible.
Once this file is returned with the verification string we provide, the test will pass.
The file must contain your verification code, the same as seen in the meta tag example. The code for the meta tag and the file is always identical.
loadforge-site-verification
.
It must exist under the host you are trying to validate. For example, loadforge-site-verification.loadforge.com
must contain your account validation key as the value.
example.com
, we will automatically validate any subdomains under that domain, such as dev.example.com
, when you add them.