For example, what's wrong with this code? The brackets are totally balanced as far as a I can see:

<div class="tabs-container">

@foreach (var day in @Model.scheduleDay.Where("Visible"))

{

  <div id="@day.Id" class="tab-content">

  @if(day.Children.Count() != 0){

  foreach(var time in @day.Children){

  <h3>@time.Name</h3>

    if(time.Children.Count()>0){

          foreach(var event in time.Children){

          var photo = @event.image;

          <h2>@event.title</h2>

          if(!String.IsNullOrEmpty(photo)){<img src="/[email protected]&width=150" alt="@event.title" class="photo" />}

          <p>@event.description</p>

          }

    }

   }

  }

  </div>

 }

</div>

Spotted it. You're using 'event' as your variable name in the last foreach. I bet it's throwing a fit because it's a C# keyword. Change it (and the uses of it) to something like 'child' and it works.

<div class="tabs-container">
    @foreach (var day in @Model.scheduleDay.Where("Visible"))
    {
        <div id="@day.Id" class="tab-content">
        @if(day.Children.Count() != 0)
        {
            foreach(var time in @day.Children)
            {
                <h3>@time.Name</h3>
                if(time.Children.Count()>0)
                {
                    foreach(var child in time.Children)
                    {
                        var photo = @child.image;
                        <h2>@child.title</h2>

                        if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(photo))
                        {
                            <img src="/ImageGen.ashx?image=@child.image&width=150" alt="@child.title" class="photo" />
                        }

                        <p>@child.description</p>
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        </div>
    }
</div>

DOH!!! You're right! Oh man, I'm a moron!

Can I buy you a beer? ;-)

Don't be so hard on yourself, easy mistake to make! I'd have done the same thing no doubt.

High five/mark the answer and we're even :-)

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