Hi all. I'm using the new hosted form method via a full page redirect to the authorize.net form, not an iframe or modal. So in order to capture the results I'm using webhooks. This has been working fine.
Yesterday someone submitted a live payment and I noticed my application did not reflect the payment. After some digging, I saw that the webhook I had set up was showing as "inactive". I definitely did not change that status, nor could anyone else have, so what would explain it suddenly becoming inactive?
The only thing I can think is that my handling script has logic in it where if a temporary issue occurs (e.g. could not make a database connection) then it will return a 400 status code instead of 200 so the webhook will be called again. Is it possible that the auth.net system saw the target URL return 400 a few times and decided it was an invalid URL so disabled it? If so, what is the threshold and how else should it be handled when you want the system to resend the notification later due to a temporary error?
Part 2 of the question is that now that I've reactivated it, is there any way to resend the notification(s) that were not sent while it was inactive?
