Hi Dustin

Without seeing your tree and properties can't be too specific, but can give some ideas.

@{
var selection = CurrentPage.Site().FirstChild("ApplicationDatabase").Children.Where("Visible && "yourtagpropertyname" == "teller");

}

or

@foreach(var item in selection.Where("yourtagpropertyname" == "teller")

or use an if statement in the foreach, so if item.yourtagname == teller.

Can't help but notice your @: , you should not need them, and you should be able to remove the @ on the foreach. I think what is throwing your code is the , if you take that outside the container div it will make life a bit easier for you.

Hope it helps

Gary

Hi Dustin

Will give you some code and try to explain it as we move.

@{ var topNode = CurrentPage.AncestorOrSelf() }

OK, this var will take you from the page you are on, to the top of the content tree . As I cannot see that tree, if your top node is at position 0, this will work, if your top node is the one below that, put a 1 inside the brackets.

@{foreach var item in topNode.Descendants("ApplicationName").Where("yourPropertName" == "teller"){ ..........}

This foreach will go down the content tree until it finds a document type called ApplicationName. I cannot see on what document type your property that can have the value of "teller" is, so you will need to substitute as required. The Where statement should contain the name of the property on the doctype that equals "teller".

In theory that should work.

The @: this is to break the code? But does make your code really confusing with @ and @:

If you use @{ before the foreach, as above, the code block should remain open, but I have just noticed that your row text-center div starts outside the block and finishes inside it, that is what is confusing the razor. Moving the outside the } will mean you can remove the @:s. My comment was not to offend but help by cleaning it up a bit, making it easier to see the blocks.

Hope this helps, happy yo help further if you need.

Regards

Gary

AHH!! thank you thank you. I didnt realize my div was inside the block. I fixed that and now I dont have to use the @: anymore.

I am still having trouble with this query. I am going to attach the pictures you need. I have applied this and when it runs i dont get an error but nothing loads, just the rest of the page template.

@inherits Umbraco.Web.Mvc.UmbracoTemplatePage

@{ var topNode = CurrentPage.AncestorOrSelf(); }


    <div class="container">
        <!-- Page Features -->
            <div class="row text-center">
    @foreach ( var item in topNode.Descendants("ApplicationDatabase").Where("applicationUsers" == "Teller")){
            <div class="col-md-3 col-sm-6 hero-feature">
                <div class="thumbnail">
                    <img src="@Umbraco.Media(item.ApplicationImage).Url" alt="">
                    <div class="caption">
                        <h3>@item.ApplicationName</h3>
                        <p>@item.ApplicationDescription</p>
                        <p>
                            <a href="" class="btn btn-primary">Open</a> <a href="@item.url" class="btn btn-default">More Info</a>
                        </p>
                    </div>
                </div>
            </div>
    }        
</div>

Hi Dustin

We are getting somewhere.

Rather than ask loads of stuff, if you remove the Where statement, see what returns,

If nothing, put the 1 inside the AncestorsOrSelf(1), like that.

If something returns, then applicationUsers, maybe ApplicationUsers.

It's now something simple, so should get result soon.

Cheers

gary

Thanks for your help!!

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