Adobe Acrobat Page Count Action for multiple files

Yes, it's a bug that hasn't been fixed since February (contrary to what the development team had promised me).
I had to insist a lot and several times for them to provide me with a link to reinstall a 2023 version of Acrobat, so I think I'm going to have to wait a long time before triggering an update.

😞

Here's the action:

if(global.page_Count==undefined)
{
var pg="pages";
if(this.numPages==1){pg="page"}
global.page_Count=this.documentFileName.replace(".pdf", "") + "=" + this.numPages + " " + pg+"--";
}
else
{
var pg="pages";
if(this.numPages==1){pg="page"}
global.page_Count+=this.documentFileName.replace(".pdf", "") + "=" + this.numPages + " " + pg+"--";

}

After the action runs you can test the result in the console by running this script:

global.page_Count

The result should be:

Filename 1 = 5 pages--Filename 2 = 24 pages--Filename 3 = 1 page-- (etc.)

If you run the following script in the console you can copy and paste the result into a text file:

global.page_Count.replace(/--/g,"\r");

When you are finished make sure you run the following script in the console:

delete global.page_Count;

The script above will ensure that if run the action again in the same session it does not add to the existing list.  If you still want to create the text list you can run the following script in the console, or create a custom menu item or toolbar button (the global variable can only be accessed in a privileged context):

var oDoc=app.newDoc();

oDoc.saveAs("/*the path where you want the pdf saved*/");
var data=global.page_Count.replace(/--/g,"\r");
oDoc.createDataObject("myList.txt",data);//creates text list attachment
oDoc.viewState = {overViewMode:7};//opens the attachment panel

delete global.page_Count;