There's a method called GetLanding()

var mainsitelink = @Model.NodeById(DataService.Instance.GetLanding().GetPropertyValue("uBlogsyMainSiteLink"));

Thanks Anthony,

I've added this into the uBlogsyNavigation.cshtml

 // get all pages

 var nodes = GetPageNodes(landing, Model.Id);

 // Get my return link

var mainsitelink = @Model.NodeById(DataService.Instance.GetLanding().GetPropertyValue("uBlogsyMainSiteLink"));

but i'm getting a razor error and in VS2010 i can see that "No overload method for GetLanding takes 0 Arguments".

TIA 

Stephen

Sorry....

.GetLanding(Model.Id)

thanks Antony...worked that but out so i now have

// get all pages
var nodes = GetPageNodes(landing, Model.Id);
// Get my return link
var mainsitelink = @Model.NodeById(DataService.Instance.GetLanding(Model.Id).GetPropertyValue("uBlogsyMainSiteLink"));

@if (Request.Url.AbsolutePath == landing.Url)
{
<li><a href="@landing.Url" class="uBlogsy_current">Blog Home</a></li>
<li><a href="@mainsitelink.Urls" class="uBlogsy_current">Main site</a></li>
}

        else

        {
<li><a href="@landing.Url">Home</a></li>
<li><a href="@mainsitelink.Url" >Main site</a></li>
 }

But I still get a razor error on the browser...

Stumped.

S

var mainsitelink = @Model.NodeById(DataService.Instance.GetLanding(Model.Id).GetPropertyValue("uBlogsyMainSiteLink"));

@if (Request.Url.AbsolutePath == landing.Url)
{

you don't need the 2 @'s 

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