Placing the filter form outside the polled div (so the poll can't wipe out
typed/selected values) put it before the stat-grid, since both used to
live inside that same polled block — stats ended up after the filter
instead of before it, as it always was.
Splits the stat-grid out into its own #overview-stats div, positioned
before the filter form; the actual poll target is now #overview-tables
(just the two tables). Since #overview-stats no longer polls directly,
/overview/fragment now also renders it as an out-of-band swap alongside
the main #overview-tables response — the same hx-swap-oob idiom already
used for the shared error banner — so the stat counts still refresh every
tick even though they're outside the polled element.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both pages rendered their full lists with no way to narrow them. Adds a
?q=&status= filter (substring match on address, exact match on result
status) applied dashboard-side, in Go, over the already-fetched list —
no control-api/db changes needed.
Overview: the filter form lives outside the polling target (#overview-live)
so the recurring poll never wipes out what's typed/selected; the poll and
both filter inputs share hx-sync="#overview-live:queue last" (the same
fix that resolved the earlier abandoned /ips auto-refresh races) and the
poll now carries hx-include="#overview-filter" so it keeps honoring the
current filter on every tick. Applies uniformly to both the "Текущая
проверка" and "Последние N завершённых" tables, per the confirmed design:
picking a specific status naturally hides in-progress rows, since they
have no result yet.
Registry: no polling exists there, so the filter form reuses the full page
via hx-select/hx-replace-url — simpler than adding a parallel fragment
endpoint, and gives a bookmarkable/shareable filtered URL.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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