Jotform: Add a reachability check to api.jotform.com #28478
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Adds an additional reachability check when embedding a jotform to https://api.jotform.com/favicon.ico. This domain is used when submitting forms, which has been failing for some of our teachers recently. Hoping this monitoring gives us more visibility into what's going wrong.
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In #27764 we added reachability checks for a couple of JotForm domains to help us diagnose form loading issues. We're monitoring the results via this New Relic dashboard.
Recently we've also had several reports of form submissions failing. This change adds an additional reachability check to https://api.jotform.com/favicon.ico, on the domain that's used when submitting forms. I'm hoping this monitoring gives us more visibility into what's going wrong.