654→async function loadEmails(page = 1, contactId = null) {
   655→    const container = document.getElementById('emails-list');
   656→    container.innerHTML = '
Loading threads...
';
   657→
   658→    try {
   659→        state.emails.page = page;
   660→        if (contactId !== null) state.emails.contactId = contactId;
   661→
   662→        var threadSortVal = (document.getElementById('thread-sort')?.value || 'last_date:DESC').split(':');
   663→        const params = { page: page, limit: 10, sort: threadSortVal[0], order: threadSortVal[1] };
   664→        if (state.emails.contactId) params.contact = state.emails.contactId;
   665→
   666→        var tSearch = document.getElementById('email-search')?.value || '';
   667→        var tContactFilter = document.getElementById('thread-contact-filter')?.value || '';
   668→        var tDateFrom = document.getElementById('thread-date-from')?.value || '';
   669→        var tDateTo = document.getElementById('thread-date-to')?.value || '';
   670→        var tStatus = document.getElementById('thread-status-filter')?.value || '';
   671→        if (tSearch) params.search = tSearch;
   672→        if (tContactFilter) params.contact_name = tContactFilter;
   673→        if (tDateFrom) params.date_from = tDateFrom;
   674→        if (tDateTo) params.date_to = tDateTo;
   675→        if (tStatus) params.status = tStatus;
   676→
   677→        const data = await apiCall('threads', params);
   678→
   679→        if (data.threads.length === 0) {
   680→            container.innerHTML = '
No threads found
';
   681→            return;
   682→        }
   683→
   684→        let html = `
   685→

   686→                💡 Thread View: Each row is a complete conversation (all back-and-forth emails grouped together).
   687→                Click to see what Claude will analyze.
   688→

   689→

   690→

   691→

   692→                        Subject
   693→                        Contact
   694→                        Emails
   695→                        Status
   696→                        Last Activity
   697→                        Actions
   698→

   699→

   700→

   701→        `;
   702→
   703→        data.threads.forEach(thread => {
   704→            const statusBadge = thread.is_analyzed
   705→                ? (thread.needs_reanalysis ? 'Needs Re-analysis' : 'Analyzed')
   706→                : 'Not Analyzed';
   707→
   708→            const emailInfo = `${thread.email_count} (↓${thread.inbound_count} ↑${thread.outbound_count})`;
   709→
   710→            html += `
   711→

   712→
   713→                        ${escapeHtml(thread.subject || '(No Subject)')}
   714→
Started: ${formatDate(thread.first_date)}
   715→
   716→                    ${escapeHtml(thread.contact_name || 'Unknown')}
   717→                    ${emailInfo}
   718→                    ${statusBadge}
   719→                    ${formatDate(thread.last_date)}
   720→
   721→                        <button class="btn btn-sm" style="color:#ef4444;border:1px solid #ef4444;background:none;" onclick="deleteThread('${escapeHtml(thread.thread_id)}', '${escapeHtml(thread.subject || '(No Subject)').replace(/'/g, "\\'")}');" title="Delete thread">
   722→                            Del
   723→                        </button>
   724→
   725→

   726→            `;
   727→        });
   728→
   729→        html += '

';
   730→        container.innerHTML = html;
   731→
   732→        renderPagination('emails-pagination', data.pagination, (p) => loadEmails(p));
   733→
   734→    } catch (error) {
   735→        container.innerHTML = '
Error loading threads: ' + escapeHtml(error.message) + '
';
   736→    }
   737→}
   738→
   739→async function showThread(threadId) {
   740→    // Redirect to dedicated thread view page with AI capabilities
   741→    window.location.href = 'thread_view.php?thread_id=' + encodeURIComponent(threadId);
   742→}
   743→

async function loadEmails(page = 1, contactId = null) {
    const container = document.getElementById('emails-list');
    container.innerHTML = '
Loading threads...
';

    try {
        state.emails.page = page;
        if (contactId !== null) state.emails.contactId = contactId;

        var threadSortVal = (document.getElementById('thread-sort')?.value || 'last_date:DESC').split(':');
        const params = { page: page, limit: 10, sort: threadSortVal[0], order: threadSortVal[1] };
        if (state.emails.contactId) params.contact = state.emails.contactId;

        var tSearch = document.getElementById('email-search')?.value || '';
        var tContactFilter = document.getElementById('thread-contact-filter')?.value || '';
        var tDateFrom = document.getElementById('thread-date-from')?.value || '';
        var tDateTo = document.getElementById('thread-date-to')?.value || '';
        var tStatus = document.getElementById('thread-status-filter')?.value || '';
        if (tSearch) params.search = tSearch;
        if (tContactFilter) params.contact_name = tContactFilter;
        if (tDateFrom) params.date_from = tDateFrom;
        if (tDateTo) params.date_to = tDateTo;
        if (tStatus) params.status = tStatus;

        const data = await apiCall('threads', params);

        if (data.threads.length === 0) {
            container.innerHTML = '
No threads found
';
            return;
        }

        let html = `

                💡 Thread View: Each row is a complete conversation (all back-and-forth emails grouped together).
                Click to see what Claude will analyze.

                        Subject
                        Contact
                        Emails
                        Status
                        Last Activity
                        Actions

        `;

        data.threads.forEach(thread => {
            const statusBadge = thread.is_analyzed
                ? (thread.needs_reanalysis ? 'Needs Re-analysis' : 'Analyzed')
                : 'Not Analyzed';

            const emailInfo = `${thread.email_count} (↓${thread.inbound_count} ↑${thread.outbound_count})`;

            html += `

                        ${escapeHtml(thread.subject || '(No Subject)')}

Started: ${formatDate(thread.first_date)}

                    ${escapeHtml(thread.contact_name || 'Unknown')}
                    ${emailInfo}
                    ${statusBadge}
                    ${formatDate(thread.last_date)}

                        <button class="btn btn-sm" style="color:#ef4444;border:1px solid #ef4444;background:none;" onclick="deleteThread('${escapeHtml(thread.thread_id)}', '${escapeHtml(thread.subject || '(No Subject)').replace(/'/g, "\\'")}');" title="Delete thread">
                            Del
                        </button>

            `;
        });

        html += '

';
        container.innerHTML = html;

        renderPagination('emails-pagination', data.pagination, (p) => loadEmails(p));

    } catch (error) {
        container.innerHTML = '
Error loading threads: ' + escapeHtml(error.message) + '
';
    }
}

async function showThread(threadId) {
    // Redirect to dedicated thread view page with AI capabilities
    window.location.href = 'thread_view.php?thread_id=' + encodeURIComponent(threadId);
}


I see the issue. On line 732, when pagination buttons are clicked, `loadEmails(p)` is called with only the page number — it doesn't pass the `contactId`. But more importantly, the filter values are read from the DOM each time, so those should persist. Let me check the `renderPagination` function to see if pagination buttons are actually working.


242:        renderPagination('contacts-pagination', data.pagination, loadContacts);
243-
244-    } catch (error) {
245-        container.innerHTML = '
Error loading contacts: ' + escapeHtml(error.message) + '
';
246-    }
247-}
248-
249-async function showContact(contactId) {
250-    showLoading('Loading contact...');
251-
252-    try {
253-        const data = await apiCall('contact', { id: contactId });
254-        const contact = data.contact;
255-
256-        let html = `
257-

258-

259-
${escapeHtml(contact.name || contact.email)}

260-
${escapeHtml(contact.email)}

261-                    ${contact.company ? '
' + escapeHtml(contact.company) + '
' : ''}
262-

263-

264-                    ${contact.type}
265-                    ${contact.risk_level ? '' + contact.risk_level + ' risk' : ''}
266-

267-

268-        `;
269-
270-        // Profile metrics
271-        html += `
272-

273-
Profile Metrics

274-

275-

276-                        Relationship
277-
${contact.relationship_health || 'New'}

278-

279-

280-                        Reliability Score
281-
${contact.reliability_score ? Math.round(contact.reliability_score) + '%' : 'N/A'}

282-

--
732:        renderPagination('emails-pagination', data.pagination, (p) => loadEmails(p));
733-
734-    } catch (error) {
735-        container.innerHTML = '
Error loading threads: ' + escapeHtml(error.message) + '
';
736-    }
737-}
738-
739-async function showThread(threadId) {
740-    // Redirect to dedicated thread view page with AI capabilities
741-    window.location.href = 'thread_view.php?thread_id=' + encodeURIComponent(threadId);
742-}
743-
744-// Legacy modal-based thread view (kept for reference, no longer used)
745-async function showThreadModal(threadId) {
746-    showLoading('Loading thread...');
747-
748-    try {
749-        const data = await apiCall('thread', { thread_id: threadId });
750-
751-        let html = `
752-

753-
Thread: ${escapeHtml(data.emails[0].subject || '(No Subject)')}

754-

755-                    Thread ID: ${escapeHtml(threadId)}
756-                    Total Emails: ${data.email_count}
757-                    Date Range: ${formatDate(data.emails[0].date)} → ${formatDate(data.emails[data.email_count - 1].date)}
758-                    Status: ${data.status.is_analyzed ? '✓ Analyzed' : '⏳ Not analyzed'}
759-

760-

761-        `;
762-
763-        // Show what Claude will see
764-        html += `
765-

766-
🤖 What Claude AI Will Analyze:

767-
Claude will receive ALL ${data.email_count} emails below in chronological order to analyze the complete conversation.

768-

769-        `;
770-
771-        // Thread timeline
772-        html += '
';
--
1474:function renderPagination(containerId, pagination, loadFunction) {
1475-    const container = document.getElementById(containerId);
1476-    if (!container || pagination.pages <= 1) {
1477-        if (container) container.innerHTML = '';
1478-        return;
1479-    }
1480-
1481-    let html = '';
1482-
1483-    // Previous button
1484-    html += `<button ${pagination.page <= 1 ? 'disabled' : ''} onclick="${loadFunction.name}(${pagination.page - 1})">← Prev</button>`;
1485-
1486-    // Page numbers
1487-    const maxPages = 5;
1488-    let startPage = Math.max(1, pagination.page - Math.floor(maxPages / 2));
1489-    let endPage = Math.min(pagination.pages, startPage + maxPages - 1);
1490-
1491-    if (endPage - startPage < maxPages - 1) {
1492-        startPage = Math.max(1, endPage - maxPages + 1);
1493-    }
1494-
1495-    if (startPage > 1) {
1496-        html += `<button onclick="${loadFunction.name}(1)">1</button>`;
1497-        if (startPage > 2) html += '<button disabled>...</button>';
1498-    }
1499-
1500-    for (let i = startPage; i <= endPage; i++) {
1501-        html += `<button class="${i === pagination.page ? 'active' : ''}" onclick="${loadFunction.name}(${i})">${i}</button>`;
1502-    }
1503-
1504-    if (endPage < pagination.pages) {
1505-        if (endPage < pagination.pages - 1) html += '<button disabled>...</button>';
1506-        html += `<button onclick="${loadFunction.name}(${pagination.pages})">${pagination.pages}</button>`;
1507-    }
1508-
1509-    // Next button
1510-    html += `<button ${pagination.page >= pagination.pages ? 'disabled' : ''} onclick="${loadFunction.name}(${pagination.page + 1})">Next →</button>`;
1511-
1512-    container.innerHTML = html;
1513-}
1514-


Found the bug! On line 1484, the `renderPagination` function uses `loadFunction.name` to generate onclick handlers. But on line 732, the callback is an anonymous arrow function: `(p) => loadEmails(p)`. Anonymous arrow functions have an empty `.name` property, so the generated onclick becomes something like `(1)` instead of `loadEmails(1)`.

For contacts (line 242), it passes `loadContacts` directly — a named function — so `loadFunction.name` returns `"loadContacts"` and pagination works.

For threads (line 732), it passes `(p) => loadEmails(p)` — an anonymous function — so `loadFunction.name` returns `""` and the onclick becomes `(2)` which does nothing.

The real issue is that `renderPagination` generates HTML strings with inline onclick attributes, which need a globally accessible function name. I could either wrap the call in a named function or refactor `renderPagination` to handle callbacks differently, but since `loadEmails` needs both a page number and contactId, the cleanest approach is probably creating a global wrapper function.

Actually, wait—looking at the function signature, `loadEmails` has default parameters, so if I pass it directly to `renderPagination`, it'll call `loadEmails(pageNum)` and contactId will default to null. But that means the contact ID won't be preserved when paginating... unless the code already handles that case.

Let me trace through this: when contactId is null, the code checks `if (contactId !== null)` before updating state, so it keeps the existing value. That actually works fine.

The real concern is whether `renderPagination` can use `loadEmails.name` to generate the onclick string. Since it's a top-level async function declaration, it should be in global scope and `loadEmails.name` would return the string `"loadEmails"`, making the onclick call work correctly.

But the arrow function `(p) => loadEmails(p)` has an empty `.name`, which breaks the onclick generation. The fix is straightforward: pass `loadEmails` directly instead of wrapping it in an arrow function, matching how `loadContacts` is already being used.


Found the bug! On line 1484 of `renderPagination`, it uses `loadFunction.name` to build inline `onclick` handlers. On line 732, the callback for threads is an anonymous arrow function `(p) => loadEmails(p)` — which has an empty `.name` property. So the generated onclick becomes just `(2)` instead of `loadEmails(2)`, which does nothing.

For contacts on line 242, `loadContacts` is passed directly (named function), so it works fine.

The fix is simple — pass `loadEmails` directly instead of wrapping it in an anonymous arrow:


Edit

renderPagination('emails-pagination', data.pagination, (p) => loadEmails(p));