Thank you Dirk

the magic word is InnerText

you just made my night. 

have spent some time and I can not search from google into our?!

/Johan

Hi Dirk,

thanks for your info here.

Just one more question: Would there also be an XSLT-variant to getting these values from a Multiple textstring? 

/Jan

use this link it should be the same... almost.

/Johan

Um, how would you only output the first value and not the second?

so in the example above you only wanted to output

4. - 5. april 2011

and not

24. - 25. oktober 2011

tim,

Depends on the umbraco version, cause the latest version have a better Razor support for uComponents datatypes. Can't find any example code atm, but to get you started (quick win), you could introduce a flag to indicate whether you've already processed an item and if flag is set to true, just don't output the <li> block?

I'm sure there's better solutions out there...

@{ var processed = false; }
<ul>
@foreach (var x in Model.kursusHvornaar) {  
  if (!processed) {
    <li>@x.InnerText</li>
    processed = true;
  }
}
</ul>

Cheers,

/Dirk

Hey Dirk, am using 4.7.1 with uComponents 3.0

thanks for that - I got it working! with the example above.

If anyone is curious I wanted to loop through a uComponents textString array and have different loops for different languages.
might be a bit of a silly way of doing things. I tend to do things arse about face sometimes :)

Hey Tim,

Can you explain how you're getting each cell with Textstring Array?  The example above is for Multiple Textstring which only has one value per row.  I can't seem how to figure out how to get each "cell"/value using Textstring Array such as in your screenshot.

I thought it would be something like:

foreach (var time in Model.homeServiceTimes)
{
  <p>@time.value[0].InnerText</p>
  <p>@time.value[1].InnerText</p>
}

but this throws an error: 'char' does not contain a definition for 'InnerText'

Can you share how you achieved this?

Thanks,
Tom

Hi Tom,

I'm doing the following:

@* get us a counter so we can set up a loop *@
var count = 0;
foreach (var counter in item.questionContent)
{
 count = count + 1;
}

@* Loop through the bastards*@
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++){
@foreach (var qLoop in item.questionContent[i]){
 @qLoop.InnerText
}

Hope that helps!

Thanks Tim, that does the trick.  Although I think there must be an easier way to do it.  In my current situation I want to write something like this for each row in the array

<strong>Cell 1:</strong> Cell 2<br/>

I think with your code above I'd need to add another counter in the inner loop and test to know when to use the strong.  I would think I should be able to do something like

foreach (var qLoop in item.questionContent)
{
<strong>@qLoop.value[0] :  </strong>@qLoop.value[1]<br/>
}

But I can't figure out how to do that.  Any ideas?  But your code has got me started for now, thanks :)

-Tom

...could have sworn I tried this, but I guess not.  This works fine:

foreach(var qLoop in item.questionContent)
{
<strong>@qLoop[0].InnerText</strong>: @qLoop[1].InnerText<br/>
}

Thanks again!
Tom

Hi Tom,

Am having some issues displaying the first value of a multipleTextString in v4.9.1. 

foreach(var photos in folder.Children.OrderBy("id, desc")){
@photos.value[0].InnerText
}

Hi Fuji,

I've not tested in 4.9, but looking at your code, it looks like you need to get the property somewhere, photos would be the doc/media item right?

foreach(var photos in folder.Children.OrderBy("id, desc")){
@photos.yourPropertyAlias.value[0].InnerText
}

-Tom

Nope did get this to work either. 

But if i do something like 

@photos.yourPropertyAlias // get all the values

@photos.yourPropertyAlias.value[0]  @photos.yourPropertyAlias.value[0].InnerText //doesnt work 

The one worked for me was:

@foreach(var x in Model.arrayPropertyAlias) {

<strong>@x[0]</strong> <p>@x[1]</p>

}

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