🎨 Palette: Add error handling for poster image loading#21
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Adds an `onerror` handler to the poster image loading logic. If the image fails to load after the API call succeeds, this change hides the loading overlay and shows an error toast to the user. This prevents the UI from getting stuck in an infinite loading state, providing crucial feedback and improving the overall user experience.
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💡 What
Added an
onerrorhandler to the poster image loading logic. If the generated poster fails to load, the loading overlay is now hidden and a clear error toast is displayed.🎯 Why
Previously, if the image failed to load after a successful API call, the user would be trapped on an infinite loading screen with no feedback. This change prevents the UI from becoming unresponsive and informs the user about the failure.
📸 Before/After
Before: A perpetual loading spinner if the image failed to load.
After: The loading spinner is hidden and an error message is displayed, as seen in the verification screenshot.
♿ Accessibility
This change improves the experience for all users by providing crucial feedback on system status, a core principle of accessibility. It ensures users are not left in a state of confusion or forced to abandon the application.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 7203415602493381604 started by @anaxifty