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Why does this code does not work anymore since uQuery get part of the core?
I also removed any namespace-reference to uComponent, but I does not work anymore since version 4.8
Error says:
'umbraco.NodeFactory.Node' does not contain a definition for 'GetPropertyAsString'
var siteHomeNode = uQuery.GetRootNode().GetChildNodes().FirstOrDefault(node => node.GetPropertyAsString("alias") == "Home");
Hi Thomas,
I think those methods have been replaced by the generic method: GetProperty<string>("alias")
Hope this helps,Tom
Thank you Tom.
This gets me one step ahead to the next error. :-)
Says:
error CS1502: The best overloaded method match for 'System.Tuple.Create(object, int)' has some invalid arguments
Error occurs in this line:
<a href='@child.GetProperty<String>("destination")' @Html.Raw(child.GetProperty<Boolean>("newwindow") ? "target=\"_blank\"" : "")>@child.Name</a>
Any idea what this means?
Ok, just fixed it by myself doing this:
var url = child.GetProperty<String>("destination");
<a href='@url' @Html.Raw(child.GetProperty<Boolean>("newwindow") ? "target=\"_blank\"" : "")>@child.Name</a>
Thank you for the essential hint!
You got it - Razor trips up with the <> signs. Another way to get around it is to wrap in parens:
<a href='@(child.GetProperty<String>("destination"))'> ... </a>
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uQuery GetPropertyAs issue
Why does this code does not work anymore since uQuery get part of the core?
I also removed any namespace-reference to uComponent, but I does not work anymore since version 4.8
Error says:
'umbraco.NodeFactory.Node' does not contain a definition for 'GetPropertyAsString'
var siteHomeNode = uQuery.GetRootNode().GetChildNodes().FirstOrDefault(node => node.GetPropertyAsString("alias") == "Home");Hi Thomas,
I think those methods have been replaced by the generic method: GetProperty<string>("alias")
Hope this helps,
Tom
Thank you Tom.
This gets me one step ahead to the next error. :-)
Says:
error CS1502: The best overloaded method match for 'System.Tuple.Create(object, int)' has some invalid arguments
Error occurs in this line:
<a href='@child.GetProperty<String>("destination")' @Html.Raw(child.GetProperty<Boolean>("newwindow") ? "target=\"_blank\"" : "")>@child.Name</a>
Any idea what this means?
Ok, just fixed it by myself doing this:
var url = child.GetProperty<String>("destination");
<a href='@url' @Html.Raw(child.GetProperty<Boolean>("newwindow") ? "target=\"_blank\"" : "")>@child.Name</a>
Thank you for the essential hint!
You got it - Razor trips up with the <> signs. Another way to get around it is to wrap in parens:
<a href='@(child.GetProperty<String>("destination"))'> ... </a>is working on a reply...
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