Hi Hogni,

That´s okay. I will try to explain it more detailed then.

I assume you are using Webforms and macro scripts, if so. Find the page at you want to show the list of the PDF files. Then find the document type for that type of page. You will find the document types under the settings sections -- > document types.

Then add a new propperty to the document type, give a name and it will get an alias. Choose the field to be a type of media picker. When you have done that save the document type. Go to the developer section, create a clean scripting file with a associated macro file. In the scripting file pasted this code in.

@if(Model.HasValue("Alias")){

     var MediaFolder = Library.NodeById(Model.Alias);
     
     foreach(var file in MediaFolder.Children){
         var fileUrl = file.umbracoFile; 
         
      <a href="@fileUrl">
        @file.Name 
     </a>

         }
 }

Remember to change Alias so it match your alias of the file on document type. e.g if you name of the field is: Pick Files it will get an alias of pickFiles. So all the places where I have wrote Alias you have to change it to. Model.HasValue("pickFiles").

If you want the list to print the extention of the file you could use e.g the name would be your name of the file.pdf

@if(Model.HasValue("Alias")){

     var MediaFolder = Library.NodeById(Model.Alias);
     
     foreach(var file in MediaFolder.Children){
         var fileUrl = file.umbracoFile; 
         
      <a href="@fileUrl">
         @file.Name.@file.umbracoExtension
      </a>
         }
 }

When you have created the scription file with the associated macro file go back to the settings section, find the template for the page you want the list of your file to appear and insert the macro. e.g  or use the Umbraco backoffice to insert the macro. Then go to the content section, choose the a page with new field, Then pick the news folder with the new media picker field, and it will list the files in the folder.