Hi Fuji,

Could you please post the error here so I can see what's going wrong?

Thanks

Ali

The file is saved without error but as soon as you render it on the front end it just cant load it

Error loading MacroEngine script 

can you try this?

var x = docFolder.getProperty("mcr").Value;
int id; 
if(Int32.TryParse(x,out id))
{
    var n = new DynamicNode(id);
    @n.Url
}

No not working here as well. Getting some ugly error when saving the file

 The best overloaded method match for 'int.TryParse(string, out int)' 

Nothing seems to be working here. Can anyone point out what am doing wrong here

Here is my whole code

 var DocumentLib = new Media(1143);

    if (DocumentLib.ChildCount > 0)

    {   

       var count = 0;

        IEnumerable<Media> fd = DocumentLib.GetChildMedia().Where(x => x.ContentType.Alias == "Folder");

         <ul class="textSlider">

         @foreach (var docFolder in fd)

         {

             if (docFolder.ChildCount > 0)

             {

                 var file = "";

                 foreach (dynamic doc in docFolder.GetChildMedia().OrderByDescending(x => x.CreateDateTime).Where(y => y.ContentType.Alias == "File").Take(1))

                 {

                     file = @doc.getProperty("umbracoFile").Value;
      var x = docFolder.getProperty("mcr").Value.ToString();

                     int id = Convert.ToInt32(x);

           var tt = new DynamicNode(id);

                     dynamic n = new DynamicNode(1229); 

                    <li style="color:#000;"> @n.Url @x - @tt.Url - </li>

                 }

             }

         }

     </ul>

    }

I'd move the contentPicker variable inside the if statement too (or get rid of it altogether if you're not using elsewhere), just in the interest of scoping:

    if (docFolder.HasProperty("mcr") && docFolder.getProperty("mcr").Value != String.Empty)
    {
        int id= Convert.ToInt32(docFolder.getProperty("mcr").Value);
        dynamic node = new DynamicNode(id);
    }

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