Hide Virtual/Disabled Interface filters incorrect on devices with multiple pages of interfaces

[craigmoscardini]

Deployment Type

Self-hosted

NetBox Version

4.0.9

Python Version

3.12

Steps to Reproduce

1. Navigate to device interface page when number of interfaces spans 2 or more pages
2. On page 1 select hide virtual. This will display correctly
3. Navigate to page 2. Hide virtual is still selected however virtual interfaces are still displayed. Revert back to page 1 and the same will still apply.

Same also applies to hide disabled.

Expected Behavior

The filter is not persistent across pages, however the GUI indicates it should be and the logical behaviour is that the filter would remain in place.

Observed Behavior

Filter is not correctly applied across additional pages

[arthanson]

Shows pagination even when it shouldn't - clicked 'Hide Enabled' which shows zero, but the pagination still shows.

[arthanson]

This is done in Javascript which just hides elements and doesn't update pagination, thinking we may want to switch these to be htmx filtering, or potentially change the UX to allow filtering like on main tables -there is the saved filter dropdown (see screenshot) but no easy way to add a saved filter (would need to go to saved filters and manually create one).

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