Use two snippets
getPage for a page like this:
<div class="NavPg"><span class="pgnt">[[+page1]] of [[+page1Count]] | </span> [[!+page.nav1]]</div>
[[!getPage@Pgn1? ... param ... ]]
... code ...
<div class="NavPg"><span class="pgnt">[[+page]] of [[+pageCount]] | </span> [[!+page.nav]]</div>
[[!getPage? ... param ... ]]
In snippet
getPage ->
Properties I add Property Set "Pgn1" and pageVarKey with value: page1, and pageNavVar with value: page.nav1
If in the first instance of the snippet remain placeholders page and pageCount, they will accept the values of page and pageCount from the second instance. There should be different placeholders by name to convey values to the page "# of ##".
Proposes to add the following 2 lines in the code snippet getPage after line 70:
line65: } else {
line66: $properties[$properties['pageNavVar']] = getpage_buildControls($modx, $properties);
line67: if ($properties['page'] > 1) {
line68: $qs[$properties['pageVarKey']] = $properties['page'];
line69: }
line70: }
$modx->setPlaceholder($properties['pageVarKey'], empty($qs[$properties['pageVarKey']]) ? 1 : $qs[$properties['pageVarKey']]);
$modx->setPlaceholder($properties['pageVarKey']."Count", $properties['pageCount']);
Thus in the example given above, placeholders "page1" and "page1Count" will take their values when trying to deduce Page 4 of 15 (for example). This will apply to all instances of getPage regardless of their number on the page.
This has been proposed, but here we can discuss if this is appropriate.
