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How do you do multiple operators on the Where command whilst passing parameters/variables?
This does'nt seem to work...
foreach(var node in Model.AncestorOrSelf().Descendants("Standard").Where("Name.Contains(@0)", searchString || "bodyText.Contains(@0)", searchString ||)) { <p>@node.Name</p> }
Struth that was hard work...
foreach(var node in Model.AncestorOrSelf().Descendants("Standard").Where("Name.Contains(@0) || bodyText.Contains(@0)", searchString)) { <p>@node.Name</p> }
Think i'll write a proper Razor cheat sheet soon!
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Razor Where Contains Multiple Operators?
How do you do multiple operators on the Where command whilst passing parameters/variables?
This does'nt seem to work...
foreach(var node in Model.AncestorOrSelf().Descendants("Standard").Where("Name.Contains(@0)", searchString || "bodyText.Contains(@0)", searchString ||)){
<p>@node.Name</p>
}
Struth that was hard work...
foreach(var node in Model.AncestorOrSelf().Descendants("Standard").Where("Name.Contains(@0) || bodyText.Contains(@0)", searchString)){
<p>@node.Name</p>
}
Think i'll write a proper Razor cheat sheet soon!
is working on a reply...
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