Hi Kate,

I'm pretty sure you are using a Mvc Partial View, but could you please confirm?

Also just to check you have 5 properties in your document type with alias like "date1", "date2" etc...?

Thanks,

Jeavon

Sorry, I have no idea what Mvc Partial View means :-(

The loop is working fine, so I dont think that is where the problem is. I think that it has something to do with the date format.

I have tryed to make at total simple exampel:

@{     var today = DateTime.Now;
 var dateItem = @Model.GetPropertyValue("date4");
}
@dateItem er den indtastet dato
@today er i dag

@if(@Model.date4 < @today){
<p>I am smaller</p>
}

If I write

@if(@Model.date4 < @today){
   <p>I am smaller</p>
}

it works fine

but if i write

@if(@dateItem < @today){
  <p>I am smaller</p>
}

it gives me an error: Error loading MacroEngine script (file: loop.cshtml)

I got the date right

@for(var i =1; i < 5; i++)
{       
    if(Model.HasValue("item" + i)){
     
      var dateItem = @Model.GetPropertyValue("date" + i);
       var postDate = umbraco.library.FormatDateTime(dateItem.ToString(), "dd/MM/yyyy"); 
        var tester   = umbraco.library.DateGreaterThanOrEqualToday(@dateItem);
        
      
      <p>I am @tester </p>
      <p>@Model.GetPropertyValue("item" + i) og @postDate</p>
       
  }
 
}

I have some other items that do not work, but I think it's best if I create a new question

Hi Kate,

I would approach it like this:

@for(var i =1; i < 5; i++)
{       
  var dateItem = CurrentModel.GetPropertyValue("date" + i).AsDateTime();     
  <p>@today er i dag</p>
        if(dateItem < today){
          <p>Write something here if date haven't passed today</p>
      }
}

Jeavon

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