fix: conditionally render user selection for public function type

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fix: conditionally render user selection for public function type --bug=1053743 --user=刘瑞斌 【需求转缺陷】【内置函数】- 去掉按创建用户的搜索选项 https://www.tapd.cn/57709429/s/1675143

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[shaohuzhang1]

The code you've provided is a portion of an HTML template or script, likely from Vue.js with El Elements library. There's no error present in this block specifically related to syntax or logic errors. However, there could be considerations and optimizations:

1. Conditional Element Rendering: The v-if directive is correctly used here if "functionType" evaluates to 'PUBLIC'. Consider adding comments explaining the purpose of each conditional rendering section for better readability.

2. Element ID Management: It seems like there's missing identification (like an id) for <select> elements, which can improve accessibility for users relying on screen readers.

   <el-select v-if="functionType === 'PUBLIC'" :id="publicSelectId" v-model="selectUserId" class="mr-12" style="max-width: 240px; width: 150px">
     <!-- Select options -->
   </el-select>

3. Potential Accessibility Issues:

   • If "functionType" changes frequently based upon conditions, using dynamic IDs might not make sense. Instead, consider updating CSS classes conditionally based on functionType, e.g.,

   .my-class {
     display: none;
   }
   
   .PUBLIC.my-class {
     display: initial;
   }

4. Variable Names: Ensure that all variables (selectUserId, functionType) used within the component have been defined before they are accessed. Adding type annotations (e.g., let selectUserId = ref<string>("");) can enhance TypeScript-based development.

These improvements enhance maintainability and usability while keeping your existing code functional.