EDIT: I solved this by using {{annotation.pageLabel}} instead of just {{annotation.page}}!

Hello,

I'm exporting annotations made in the Zotero PDF viewer to Obsidian using Zotero Integration's "Import" option. I have a template made to extract the annotations:

{% for annotation in annotations -%}{%- if annotation.annotatedText -%}{% if 'Red' in annotation.colorCategory %}
##### {{annotation.annotatedText | escape }}{% else %}
{{annotation.annotatedText | escape }} ([{{annotation.page}}](zotero://open-pdf/library/items/{{annotation.attachment.itemKey}}?page={{annotation.page}}&annotation={{annotation.id}}))

{% endif %}{%- endif %} {% if annotation.imageRelativePath %} ![[{{annotation.imageRelativePath}}]]{% endif %}{% if annotation.comment %}
{{annotation.comment}}
{% endif %}{% endfor -%}

When I make annotations in Zotero PDF viewer, I am able to change the page number from the PDF page number to the "actual" page number (of the book the PDF is a section of), and then it even remembers and populates new annotations' page numbers as the "actual" page numbers in relation. This is awesome!

My problem is that when I import those annotations into Obsidian, the PDF page number populates in the {{annotation.page}} hyperlink section instead of the actual page number. Here's how it looks in Obsidian (in markdown format):

Where fear and weapons meet — and they often do in urban America — there is always the possibility of death ([3](zotero://open-pdf/library/items/6XPPZCVN?page=3&annotation=6FGZMHNN))

Instead of [3], it should be [519]. This is how it shows up in Zotero's notes after I select "Add Note from Annotations":

"Where fear and weapons meet — and they often do in urban America — there is always the possibility of death” (Staples, 2018, p. 519)

Any idea how I can modify the template to do this, or will I just have to go in and change all of the hyperlinks manually?