Hi Niklas,

Try using the NiceUrl function.  I know nothing about Razor but believe it would be:

<a href="@umbraco.library.NiceUrl(Model.Id)">Test</a>

-Tom

Hi Tom,

I try to implement this in this Razor code:

var disclaimerpage = umbraco.library.NiceUrl(Model.Parent.siteDisclaimerPage);

But when I run the code, I get an error on this line with the error message:

"The best overloaded method match for 'umbraco.library.NiceUrl(int)' has some invalid arguments"

There is an argument issue because the property 'siteDisclaimerPage' is of type string (an id from selecting a page with the Content Picker)

greetings,

Anthony

Hi Anthony,

Try something like this instead:

var disclaimerPage = Library.NodeById(Model.Parent.siteDisclaimerPage);
<a href="@disclaimerPage.Url">@disclaimerPage.Name</a>

Otherwise you can convert the string to int and use NiceUrl but this might be better.

-Tom

Oh I see,

I found this solution to work:

@{

    var disclaimerpage = Library.NodeById(Model.Parent.siteDisclaimerPage);

    var url = umbraco.library.NiceUrl(disclaimerpage.Id);

}

I'll try yours also, because it's one line of code less :)

Anthony

yep, your suggestion also works. I'll take your code, as it's one line of code less and one variable (= memory allocation) less.

Thanks,

Anthony

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