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  • Petras Surna 90 posts 144 karma points
    Apr 05, 2011 @ 07:26
    Petras Surna
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    Where is Razor documented?

    I was recently trying to find a way to do this:

    @Model.Children.Where("NodeTypeAlias == \"someAlias\"").Count()

    And I found it!

    But the question is, where is Razor documented?

    I am familair with Linq and could probably guess the .Where, .Count. .Next methods but where are the possible values of the quoted statements documented:

    eg

    NodeTypeAlias == \"someAlias\"

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  • Alex 78 posts 136 karma points
    Apr 05, 2011 @ 09:27
    Alex
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    Hi Petras,

    I'm assuming you mean the umbraco classes rather than Razor itself. Probably the best source of documentation is from Gareth's posts on the Umbraco blog

    Umbraco 4.7 Razor Feature Walkthrough – Part 1

    Umbraco 4.7 Razor Feature Walkthrough – Part 2

    Umbraco Razor Feature Walkthrough – Part 3

    Umbraco Razor Feature Walkthrough – Part 4

    Umbraco Razor Feature Walkthrough - Part 5

    There is also the page in the wiki which is about DynamicNode's and DynamicNodeList's members and properties

    http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/code-snippets/razor-snippets/dynamicnode-%28and-model%29-members-and-properties

    But to be honest the best way I have found to work with the new "Dynamic" classes which are used within the Razor Macros is to grab a copy of the source off of Codeplex and start having a good look through it.

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  • Sebastiaan Janssen 5061 posts 15544 karma points MVP admin hq
    Apr 05, 2011 @ 09:46
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    If you're referring to what "someAlias" can be: they are the aliasses of the properties that you have defined on your document type.

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