Hi! I just finished a site i am constructing in Umbraco (in a very short time though automatic cms possibilities) and when i run it Visual Studio 2015 i get the following error:
The name 'Parameter' does not exist in the current context C:\blahblahblah\Umbracotest\AppData\45bb9099-d691-4d29-805f-1c014f3fe63c\0cea91f6-531d-4cce-9182-22d18528956636c18754-5ea7-47a7-930c-fc411f142a16HomeLink.cshtml 3
The code of the .cshtml file with the error is the following:
@{
var homeNode = Model.AncestorOrSelf("Home");
var siteName = Parameter.SiteName;
}
<a href="@homeNode.Url">@siteName</a>
even though for testing i make comment this, i get an other error refferencing some Library with the same error code in other .cshtml
The file that throughs me the error is located insite App_Data that as i have seen generates automaticly some code it needs.
So, my question is, how can i get rid of this error and can i build my solution in VS and run normal so i can maybe upload it to a host site service??
Thank u all! :D
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Hi! I just finished a site i am constructing in Umbraco (in a very short time though automatic cms possibilities) and when i run it Visual Studio 2015 i get the following error: The name 'Parameter' does not exist in the current context C:\blahblahblah\Umbracotest\AppData\45bb9099-d691-4d29-805f-1c014f3fe63c\0cea91f6-531d-4cce-9182-22d18528956636c18754-5ea7-47a7-930c-fc411f142a16HomeLink.cshtml 3
The code of the .cshtml file with the error is the following:
even though for testing i make comment this, i get an other error refferencing some Library with the same error code in other .cshtml
The file that throughs me the error is located insite App_Data that as i have seen generates automaticly some code it needs.
So, my question is, how can i get rid of this error and can i build my solution in VS and run normal so i can maybe upload it to a host site service?? Thank u all! :D
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