And your property on the doc type has an alias of "travelTips"?

IMedia should probably be IPublishedContent I think, or a model of your own if you want ditto to convert it to be strongly typed.

Hi Ismail,

Hmmm, that "should" work. It could be that Ditto doesn't like the IEnumerable, try changing it to a concrete type, like List<TravelTip>.

(But I'm sure we try to detect IEnumerable and handle it accordingly).

With the Image, is IMedia an interface? If so, that would be the same problem, it would need to be a concrete type, so Ditto can create an instance of it.

Also if it's a media-picker, you'll need to add the type-converter...

[TypeConverter(typeof(DittoPickerConverter))]
public IMedia Image { get; set; } // change IMedia to a concrete type

Hope this helps?

Cheers,
- Lee

Hehe, you can tell I use umbraco value converters can't you? :) #setandforget

IEnumberables should be fine.

Lee,

Its already installed.

I now have below still no joy

public class DestinationItem
{        
    public IEnumerable<TravelTip> TravelTips { get; set; }
}

public class TravelTip
{
    public IPublishedContent Image { get; set; }
    public RelatedLinks Link { get; set; }
    public string Description { get; set; }
}

Regards

Ismail

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