Hi Jefferycxl

You have to ude the library function GetMedia in order for you to access and show media - what you have now is the media id.

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See http://blackpoint.dk/umbraco-workbench.aspx?Snippet=/umbraco-workbench/xslt/accessing-media-files.aspx for more info.

Tommt

Hi Tommt

Thank you so much for your help. I hard coded the media id into it and it works,but then I had this trouble of using passing the media id into a local variable and use it in the image code:

Hi,

Remove the () chars from the select as in:

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Hope this helps.

Regards,
/Dirk

Hi Dirk

Thanks for your reply. I am still unable to pass the document attribute value into a variable:

I got error:
Error occured

System.OverflowException: Value was either too large or too small for an Int32.



I think there there is a syntax error in my code:








Thanks & Regards,

Jeffery

Hi jefferycxl,

Happens when a var doesn't get a 'real' value when saving the xslt (in your case: 'iconId'), resulting in a GetMedia call with NaN value as the first param)

2 options here:

- tick 'ignore errors' and save xslt.
- surround the complete snippet with an extra if statement

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Latter option is best practice!

Cheers,
/Dirk

Fantastic !

You not only solve my problem also teach me why.

Thanks & Regards,

Jeffery

Hi all, here is solution:
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"If"-check solved the problem. I think, it because on design time (in developer mode) $currentPage/data[@alias='photo'] have no value, so we got Overflow exception.

Thank you Alek.sys.. that helped me

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