Create & create another button is still enabled upon uploading in slow internet

[jeromevillaver]

Package

Form builder

Package Version

v3.00

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Observations
1 . Slow Internet Issue:
When the internet connection is slow and a video upload is still in progress (not yet 100% uploaded), the Create button, as well as the Create & Create Another button, remains clickable.

2. Upload in Progress (Normal connection):
   During video upload, even while the upload is still in progress, while the create button is not clickable, the Create & Create Another button is clickable.

Expected Behavior

Slow Internet Handling:

• If the internet connection is slow and the video upload is not yet complete, the Create button should remain disabled.

• Instead of allowing the action, an error message should be displayed, informing the user that the upload cannot be completed due to a slow internet connection.

Button State During Upload:

• While a video upload is in progress, both the Create and Create & Create Another buttons should remain disabled until the upload is 100% complete.

• This ensures the user cannot proceed with incomplete uploads.

Suggested Improvements

• Implement a progress check on the video upload and dynamically disable the buttons based on the upload percentage.

• Display user-friendly messages for specific scenarios, such as slow internet or upload in progress, to improve the user experience.

• Test for edge cases like network interruptions or retries to ensure robustness.

Steps to reproduce

Just used the typical file upload entry

 Forms\Components\FileUpload::make('new_advertisement')
                                    ->label('New Video')
                                    ->maxSize(80000)
                                    ->acceptedFileTypes([
                                        'video/mp4',
                                        'video/mpeg'
                                    ])
                                    ->storeFiles(false)
                                    ->moveFiles(),