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Fixed: Fix the issue of the account list tree being draggable.

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drag: {
isMove: false
}
}
}
}
}
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The difference between the two versions of the code lies in:

export default {

versus

@ import default;

This change changes default to a keyword "alias" used by React and allows for more flexibility when importing other modules.

To optimize this code further, ensure:

  • The dependencies listed before it are only imports necessary for their corresponding components.
  • There should be comments above each block of codes explaining what they do and why these decisions were made.
  • Ensure you properly manage resources within your React component that require authentication/permissions management, such as database connections, API calls, etc.

Lastly, please let me know if there's another piece of JavaScript code you'd like checked or analyzed.

@ZhaoJiSen ZhaoJiSen merged commit 8e2f79a into dev May 14, 2025
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@ZhaoJiSen ZhaoJiSen deleted the pr@dev@fix_account_tree branch May 14, 2025 07:04
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
@click="handleClick(action)"
@command="handleDropdownCallback"
>
<span v-if="action.split">
<span v-if="action.split" :style="{ cursor: action.disabled ? 'not-allowed' : 'pointer' }">
{{ action.title }}
</span>
<el-button
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The code you've provided contains several minor issues and room for improvement, but it appears mostly fine. Here's the refined version:

<span v-if="!action.split">  
{{ action.title }}
</span> 

<button @command="handleDropdownCallback">
</button>

Some points of attention include not directly adding <button> inside {@click} since onClick event needs to be properly fired. Also ensure that there isn't any conflict with other HTML elements like script tags, stylesheets or class names which may interfere with proper rendering.

Optimization Suggestions might involve moving some logic into Vue components methods (@command="handleDropdownCallback"), which would also make your code less dependant on click handling events and improve overall structure/visibility of UI parts better. Make sure all necessary imports and dependencies are placed correctly at top-level (if needed) according to standard conventions.

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