Do all the pages that show page numbers begin a new chapter-level part of the document, i.e., the first page of "Abstract", "TOC", "LOF", etc. have page numbers, but the second and subsequent pages don't have page numbers? Or do you mean that all the odd pages show page numbers, and the even pages don't? You also need to say what documentclass you are using, and whether you are using some package that changes the page numbering behavior. I have an idea what could be wrong, but prefer not to have
Do you use the command \pagestyle{...} anywhere in your file, or does \pagestyle{...} appear anywhere in the jthesis-v1.cls file? My guess: There is a \pagestyle{empty} somewhere in the input files that is setting the default page formatting to be without page numbers. However, hidden inside the \chapter and \chapter* commands are calls to \thispagestyle{plain}. So by default, most of your pages have no page number (the "empty" page style), and the pages where \chapter and \chapter* are execut
% abstract \renewcommand{\abstract}[1]{ \setboolean{chapteronrhs}{false} \chapter*{\abstractname} \setboolean{chapteronrhs}{true} \thispagestyle{empty} #1 } 这个是对地 然后 % roman numbering until \startchapters issued \pagenumbering{roman} % user defined headings \pagestyle{fancy} 这个是chapter之前的 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %% % command to ensure on a right hand page but use blank left page % rather than one with he