Maybe it would help if you can post your entire code for parsing the xml ?

Dave

Think you are perhaps just after XmlNode.innerText?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.xml.xmlnode.innertext%28v=vs.110%29.aspx

Here's the rest of the code if it helps, InnerText returns SYSTEM.XML.XMLELEMENT.["URL"].INNERTEXT.

@{
           //For each item node we can then ouput what we want
           
          foreach (XmlNode node in feedItems)
           {
             var newsReleases = node.SelectNodes("NewsRelease");
               foreach (XmlNode newsRelease in newsReleases) {
                   string releaseDate = @newsRelease["Date"].Attributes["Date"].Value;
                       int year = int.Parse(releaseDate.Substring(0, 4));
                        int month = int.Parse(releaseDate.Substring(4, 2));
                       int day = int.Parse(releaseDate.Substring(6, 2));
                     DateTime releaseDateTime = new DateTime(year, month, day);                          
  
                  <span></span>
                 if(archiveYear == year)
                   {
                     <li>  
                          <h3>@month.@day.@year</h3>
                        </li>
                   } else if(archiveYear == 0 && DateTime.Now.Year == year){
                     <li>
                            <h1>@newsRelease.["URL"].InnerText</h1>
                           <h3>@month.@day.@year</h3>
                            
                      </li>
                   }
                 
              }
             
              
              
          }
         
      }

I think you need @newsRelease["URL].InnerText instead of @newsRelease.["URL].InnerText

Hi Dave, that's actually what I had in the code above, the issue was it wasn't looking under the PDF node for the URL node.

Here's what worked: @newsRelease.SelectSingleNode("PDF").SelectSingleNode("URL").InnerText

Thanks,
Amir

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