Hi Rocoeh,

If you have uComponents installed (or are using Umbraco 4.8 beta) there's a method in uQuery that'll return a collection of nodes from a CSV string:

<ul>
  @{
    string venuesCsv = uQuery.GetCurrentNode().GetProperty<string>("venuesPicker"); 
    foreach (Node pickedNode in uQuery.GetNodesByCSV(venuesCsv)) 
    {    
      <li>@(pickedNode.GetProperty<string>("title"))</li>
    } 
  }
</ul>

HTH,

Hendy

Hi,

thanks that did not work put this directly in my template

<ul> 
<umbraco:Macro runat="server" language="cshtml">

  @{
    string venuesCsv = uQuery.GetCurrentNode().GetProperty<string>("venuesPicker");
    foreach (Node pickedNode in uQuery.GetNodesByCSV(venuesCsv))
    {    
      <li>@(pickedNode.GetProperty<string>("title"))</li>
    }
  }

</umbraco:Macro>

        </ul>

I get a macro load error

Hi Rocoeh,

Have you referenced the namespaces ?  (if using uComponents you'll need: using uComponents.Core; and using uComponents.Core.uQueryExtensions; )

no luck either am trying the razor version

<umbraco:Macro runat="server" language="cshtml">
<ul>
  @{
  foreach (var x in Model.venuesPicker) {
  <li>@x.id</li>
}
</ul>
</umbraco:Macro>

but get the same error.

You can reference namspaces in inline Razor like this:

<umbraco:Macro runat="server" language="cshtml">
@using uComponents.Core;
@using uComponents.Core.uQueryExtensions;

@{
  var h1 = uQuery.GetCurrentNode().GetProperty<string>("pageTitleH1");
  <h1>@h1</h1>
}

</umbraco:Macro>

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