Hi Jan,

... having to get Razor help from the Xslt Rebel Alliance, this is a total embarrasment :)

Thanks for the tip.

Sebastian (@Cultiv) also gave me some help. Dictionary Items can be accessed in Razor script using the umbraco.library.GetDictionaryItem("DictionaryItem")

This works great me.

Jeavon Leopold (@crumpled_jeavon) pointed me to and example using the Dictionary Picker in Razor

greetings,

Anthony

I checked the Razor DynamicNode Cheatsheet, this code does the job:

@Dictionary["dictionaryItemAlias"]

greetings,

Anthony

Hi Anthony

I'm just happy I was able to help you out so you can make awesomeness in Umbraco :)

Have fun mate.

/Jan

FYI the Umbraco Documentation has now documentation on using Dictionary Items in Razor

greetings,
Anthony

The cheat sheet still needs some updates. Yes, you can find it in the documentation...

Since this IS documentation...

As of 7.x, you can use

@{
     Umbraco.Field("#DictionaryTerm");
 }

I just used this today:

   @{
        var download = Umbraco.Field(#Download").ToString();  // call ToString() otherwise it is IHtmlString
    }
    <span class="button">@download</span>

//** Almost 3 years later... I am working on a partial view that only inherits a custom view model and couldn't use Umbraco.Field. So in that scenario, this is what to use:

@umbraco.Library.GetDictionaryItem("Download")

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