Hello !

I am trying to use TypedContentAtXPath() to find a specific file in a specific subfolder in my Media library. The reason for this is that instead of using

var mediaFolder = Umbraco.Media(folderId)
var desiredfile = mediafolder.Children.Where(x => x.name == nameoffile)

I would like to not create an IPublishedContent object for each item in the folder when I would use a linq query through it to find my file.

I have been trying to do, for example:

var folder = Umbraco.TypedContentAtXPath("//Folder");
var folder = Umbraco.TypedContentAtXPath("//Folder[@name='pdf']");
var folder = Umbraco.TypedContentAtXPath("//folder[@id='folderId']")
//folderId comes from dictionary.

And yet I can't seem to get any results. Or even reach the media folder at all.

I haven't worked a lot with Xpath's or Xml's in the past, but I can't seem too find much documentation on this function and all the forum posts just end up going the default way, which I pointed in the beginning. Am I missing something like a decleration? Or even misunderstanding the ability of this function?

To clarify, I need to find a specific media file, in a specific folder, that contains a specific string in its name, and is the newest one of the ones found in that folder. Using TypedContentAtXPath.