Indexed PDFs get a page count associated with the attachment itself (at least in Zotero 7, haven't tested Zotero 6).
In my Zotero Integration template, I calculate an estimated reading time based on the page-count. However, for some Journals without issues, pages is not a page count, but a page reference of sorts. See for example this article, which has pages = 101073. The real page count, according to the PDF index, is 10, so of course, using pages in this case will give a completely wrong reading time. Therefore, I would like to use attachment.pages if possible.
Indexed PDFs get a page count associated with the attachment itself (at least in Zotero 7, haven't tested Zotero 6).
In my Zotero Integration template, I calculate an estimated reading time based on the page-count. However, for some Journals without issues, pages is not a page count, but a page reference of sorts. See for example this article, which has pages = 101073. The real page count, according to the PDF index, is 10, so of course, using pages in this case will give a completely wrong reading time. Therefore, I would like to use
attachment.pagesif possible.