fix: replace jQuery with Vue reactives in v0/src/components/DialogBox/OpenOffline.vue

[blazethunderstorm]

Fixes #433

Describe the changes you have made in this PR -

Removed jQuery DOM manipulation and migrated to Vue reactives in v0/src/components/DialogBox/OpenOffline.vue

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved project selection in the offline dialog by using Vue's reactive data binding instead of jQuery, resulting in a more seamless and responsive user experience.

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Walkthrough

The code updates the OpenOffline.vue component by replacing jQuery-based DOM manipulation for radio button selection with Vue's reactive v-model binding. A new reactive variable manages the selected project ID, and all logic now relies on Vue's reactivity system rather than direct DOM access.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
v0/src/components/DialogBox/OpenOffline.vue	Removed jQuery for radio selection; added Vue ref for selected project ID; updated logic to use Vue reactivity.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Remove jQuery and DOM manipulations; migrate logic to Vue's reactives (#433)	✅

Assessment against linked issues: Out-of-scope changes

No out-of-scope changes found.

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30-30: Excellent implementation of Vue's reactive v-model binding!

The addition of v-model="selectedProjectId" properly binds the radio button selection to the reactive variable, eliminating the need for jQuery DOM queries.

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96-96: Good addition of reactive state management.

The selectedProjectId ref correctly replaces jQuery-based value retrieval and integrates well with Vue's reactivity system.

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117-118: Clean removal of jQuery dependency with proper Vue reactive usage.

The updated logic correctly uses selectedProjectId.value instead of jQuery DOM queries, maintaining the same functionality while following Vue best practices. The early return when no project is selected is a good defensive programming practice.

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134-134: Consistent use of reactive variable for window.projectId assignment.

The change maintains functionality while using the Vue reactive system instead of jQuery DOM manipulation.

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[blazethunderstorm]

@niladrix719 @Arnabdaz pls review the pr , thanks

[ThatDeparted2061]

Thanks for the PR but we don't want ts integration in v0 or v1 at the moment, You can try it for files which dont have pre-existing PRs