I'd be very insterested in knowing which namespace you imported to actually be able to even USE @Library - I was looking for this all last night.

Exactly which Umbraco version are you using?

v4.7.1.1

It should be part of the MacroEngines namespace, which is imported already?

What you see in my Razor-script is the entire script.

The issue definitely has something to do with Library using Examine to locate(?) the media, but examine not working properly.

I have not changed any settings regarding Examine however, and I'm puzzled with this behavior.

Okay, you might not have to use Library directly, does this work for you:

foreach (var node DynamicModel.Children) {
  <li><a href="@Umbraco.GetMediaUrl(node.image)">@node.Name</a></li>
} 

Note that I'm dancing between versions here (there are so many breaking changes it's unbelievable), so this is much of a guess.

Hm, not exactly:

'The name 'Umbraco' does not exist in the current context'

Does importing the the namespace, as below, help:

@using Umbraco.Cms.Web;

At the top of the file, but below the @inherits specifier.

No change.

I tried changing the code a bit:

@foreach (var node in Model.Children) {
   var media = Model.GetMediaUrl(1147);
  <li><a href="@media">@node.imageCaptionTitle</a></li>
}

The Model.GetMediaUrl(1147) (1147 = id of the media file) returns an empty string.

It doesn't matter whether I use node.image/node.Image or hardcode the ID.

The node.imageCaptionTitle returns the correct value though.

Hrm. Made it work. Don't really like my solution though, it seems a bit too much trial-and-error-colored. :P

@foreach (var node in Model.Children) {
   string imgPath = new Media(Convert.ToInt32(node.Image)).getProperty("umbracoFile").Value.ToString();
  <li><a href="@imgPath">@node.imageCaptionTitle</a></li>
}

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