Hi Mark

What you can do is use the method called HasValue() this will only print the value out if there is one

It looks something like this

@if(Model.Content.HasValue(eventEndDate)){

Do something if the field has a value

}

Remember ro change the eventEndDate so it match your field alias

Hope this helps,

/Dennis

Thanks Dennis

But I could not work out how to get this to work.

Original

@(item.GetPropertyValue<DateTime>("eventStartDate").ToString(" dddd dd/MM/yyyy")) - @(item.GetPropertyValue<DateTime>("eventEndDate").ToString(" dddd dd/MM/yyyy"))

What I tried

@if(Model.Content.HasValue("eventEndDate")){  @(item.GetPropertyValue<DateTime>("eventEndDate").ToString(" dddd dd/MM/yyyy"))}

@if(item.HasValue(“eventEndDate”)){

// output the value from the date picker here

}

If eventEndDate now has a value then it will be printed out

Hope this helps

/Dennis

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