Alejandro Aristizábal
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* fix: added client-side validation for challenge prizes This commit aims to solve the issue #11765 by adding client-side validation for the challenge prize. This way, a user is unable to create a challenge if the prize is higher than what they can afford. Also, the loading property is reset to false after fetching the challenge, however this won't work if the request isn't successful. * style: make validation conditional clearer * fix: add exception handling when doing server requests. This commit adds a basic try/catch block for handling server-side errors, and successfully enables the submit button if something failed. This may also fix #11545, in which a server-side error, difficult to valide from the client, was causing the submit button to stay disabled until reload. * fix: reenable prize validation * fix: bad indentation * fix: Enable submit button on input change * fix: add throttling to enableSubmit event. * fix: reenable prize client-side validation.
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