[BUGFIX] Preserve filter and sorting parameters when using pagination in backend List module #1319
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Powermail’s backend List module loses the current filter and sorting state when navigating through the pagination.
Pagination links only included the currentPage argument, causing filter[form], filter[...], and sorting parameters to be dropped.
This patch fixes the issue by:
passing piVars (containing filter + sorting) from the List template to the Pagination partial
adding filter and sorting arguments to all pagination link URIs
With this change, switching between pages no longer resets the selected form or other filters.