Hi Martin,

Thanks for the answer.

When I GetPropertyValue I get it like this:

var coverImageId = Model.GetPropertyValue<int>("coverImage");

Specify the type before the property alias. So this example would be like this:

var lineup = Model.GetPropertyValue<string[]>("lineup");

Is there a different between these two or it's just a personal preference?

Regards,

Paulius

The first gets the raw object and tries to cast it to a string array. If it fails the lineup variable is null.

var lineup = Model.GetPropertyValue("lineup") as string[];

The generic method type does a more hard type cast. So if the property contains an integer this line of code will cast an exception.

var lineup = Model.GetPropertyValue<string[]>("lineup");

//These two do the same thing. Type Cast Exception will be thrown if the property isn't of the correct type.

var lineup = (string[])Model.GetPropertyValue("lineup");

I use the second one as its easier to read and you don't have to check for null and it's easy to read, and I rarely change the document types.

I like that I get the exception

But they eventually do the same thing :)

Hope that help :)

Regards

Martin

Hi Paulius,

Did you get empty lines as well, when looping through the array, if yes, how did you fix it?

Regards, Allan

I have created a property of type Repeatable Text Strings but when I try to access it in code via var myVar = Model.GetPropertyValue<string[]>("myVar"); myVar is null.

If I do following in code:

var myVar = spotifySettings.GetValue("myVar");
var type = myVar.GetType();

so type is of type String, not String[].What am I doing wrong?

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