Photo Page with lots of pix - any way to jump to the last page?

Question

I have a photo album with 112 pix in it, and it's set to display 21 photos per page w/ 3 columns. This makes for a total of 6 pages.
The way the page navigation shows up, at least in Safari, is as follows:
< 1 2 3 4 >
Oddly, in iWeb it shows:
< 1 2 3 4 5>
I continually am adding photos to this album, but I think that people may not realize that there are more than 4 pages. The only clue is that the right arrow is not grayed out, which is too subtle.
If you click on the "4", and then click the right arrow, it now displays 1-5 like in iWeb. Clicking on it one more time then displays 2-6.
If all of the pages can't be displayed for space reasons, some indication of how many pages total would be helpful, and/or a "last" link to jump to the last page.
On this discussions site, for example, doing a search with multiple pages of results brings up the following:
Pages: 12 *| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | Next |*
This makes it obvious how much content there is, and how far you have to go to get to the end. Is there any way to get something similar on an iWeb page? I think people are missing my latest additions because they don't know they're there, and there's no easy way to get to the newest stuff.
Thanks!

Answer 1

I couldn't get the other "jump to the last page" script to work at all; it winds up screwing up the display to where it shows two pages at a time slightly offset from one another.
It's more likely that you web host servers take time to serve the page and its element, I ran into similar problem while helping out another person in this forum.
But, while I'm finally seeing the page count directly above the page navigation numbers, it's indicating that there are 7 pages when in fact there are 8, and I'm wondering why it disappears after changing to any other page (it doesn't reappear even on the first page without doing a refresh). I've tried this with the same results in Safari 3.1.2 & Firefox 3.01.
My bad, all these computing have concept of zero , I messed up with that
I also found that the bottom paginate navigation cause problem, so I added more code to handle that.
The result may not be desired but cause the page count flashed when you go from one page to the next, quite annoying. Give this a try:
<script type='text/javascript'>
var headerControlsWidget;
var footerControlsWidget;
function setPageCount() {
try {
headerControlsWidget = parent.document.getElementsByClassName('com-apple-iweb-widget-headercontrols')[ 0].widget;
if (headerControlsWidget) {
footerControlsWidget = parent.document.getElementsByClassName('com-apple-iweb-widget-footercontrols')[ 0].widget;
entriesPerPage = headerControlsWidget.preferences.entriesPerPage;
entriesCount = headerControlsWidget.preferences.entryCount;
pageCount = parseInt(entriesCount/entriesPerPage) + 1; // adjust to true count, if needed;
newDiv = parent.document.createElement('div');
newDiv.id = 'pageCount';
newDiv.innerHTML = 'Pages: ' + pageCount;
if (!(parent.document.getElementById('pageCount'))) {
paginateDiv = parent.document.getElementById(headerControlsWidget.instanceID + '-pagination_controls')
paginateDiv.insertBefore(newDiv, paginateDiv.firstChild);
} catch(e) {}
function initPageCount() {
setPageCount();
headerControlsWidget = parent.document.getElementsByClassName('com-apple-iweb-widget-headercontrols')[ 0].widget;
paginateDiv = parent.document.getElementById(headerControlsWidget.instanceID + '-pagination_controls')
paginateDiv.addEventListener('click', function() {setTimeout('setPageCount()', 250);});
footerControlsWidget = parent.document.getElementsByClassName('com-apple-iweb-widget-footercontrols')[ 0].widget;
paginateDiv = parent.document.getElementById(footerControlsWidget.instanceID + '-pagination_controls')
paginateDiv.addEventListener('click', function() {setTimeout('setPageCount()', 250);});
clearInterval(chkHdrCntl);
chkHdrCntl = setInterval('initPageCount()', 500);
</script>