Hi Travis,

Maybe I ask silly, but have you tried this variant:

@if (item.GetPropertyValue("myTrueFalseField") = 1)
{
Do something
}

/Dennis

Hi Dennis

No that doesn't work. It complains that comparing object with int is not valid.

That does raise the point though that GetPropertyValue returns "object" ... not "string". I am not sure how it is possible to write this object to the screen, but it is. It comes out as "True".

Thanks

Hi Travis,

Have you tried to see if you can use the HasValue method. I must mention that I am pretty new to razor too.

@if(Model.HasValue("myTrueFalseField")=1)
{
Do something
}

/Dennis

Travis this looks unsafe for what your are trying to do?

What i would expect to see is something like:

//out parameter

int myTrueFalseFieldValue;

@foreach (var item in myHomeNode.Children())
{ 

//check if property exsists and parsing the bool property

if(item.HasProperty("myTrueFalseField") && Int32.TryParse(item.GetProperty("myTrueFalseField").Value.ToString(), out myTrueFalseFieldValue)

{

myTrueFalseFieldValue = 0 // this is false

myTrueFalseFieldValue = 1 // this is true.

}
} 

That is alot safer :).  Hope this helps.  Charlie

@if(item.GetPropertyValue("myTrueFalseField")==true)
{
Do something
}

this worked for me

In a partial view macro the following test for the value of a property worked for me:

@inherits Umbraco.Web.Macros.PartialViewMacroPage   
@{
    string nodeid = Model.MacroParameters["nodeid"].ToString();
    var page = Umbraco.TypedContent(nodeid);
}
if(page.GetPropertyValue("code") != null) 
{
    <div class="sinfoCode">
             @Html.Raw(page.GetPropertyValue("code"))
    </div>
}

Dears,

There is a simple way to do it:

if(item.GetPropertyValue<bool>("yourTrueFalseField")){
     //if it is true do something here
} else {
     //else it is false do something here
}

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