Hi Anton,

There's a hepler method in uQuery (GetNodesByXml) to get a collection of the selected nodes from an MNTP xml fragment:

Node currentNode = uQuery.GetCurrentNode();
string xml = currentNode.GetProperty<string>("TopPicksRepository");

foreach(Node pickedNode in uQuery.GetNodesByXml(xml))
{
  ...
}

HTH,

Hendy

The following should list the items/id's in a MNTP with the alias TopPicksRepository.

@foreach (var x in Model.TopPicksRepository){ @x.InnerText }

The code by Hendy works great - Thanks.

However i can't help but notice the simplicity of Ernst's example which unfortunately doesn't work - In debug mode i can only see that the TopPicksRepository node and not the "items" under it.

@foreach (var item in Model.TopPicksRepository){<li>@item.InnerText</li>}

This doesn't work either.

@foreach (var item in Model.TopPicksRepository.items)
    {
        <li>@item.InnerText</li>        
    }

i like to keep my C# away from my razor view so i got a clean and nice view, just because razor can hold all your logic code there is no excuse for mixing presentation and logic 

if u dont need some filtering on u items u could just use 

public static DynamicNodeList MultiNodePicker(this RazorLibraryCore library, DynamicXml dynamicXml)

        {

            var list = new DynamicNodeList();

            foreach (dynamic item in dynamicXml)

            {

                list.Add(new DynamicNode(item.InnerText));

            }

            return list;

        }

if u need some filtering on your nodes make a normal static extension that dont work on the RazorLibraryCore but still passes the the dynamicXml, do the filtering there and returns your filtered nodelist that way u can have a clean foreach loop where u pressentation dont have to test for empty string and what not :) 

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