yes, n (documenttype uBlogsyPost) has a property uBlogsyPostImage (of datatype Digibiz Advanced Media Picker).

I wonder if the problem could be related to the fact that the collection is of type DynamicNode:

IEnumerable<DynamicNode> postList = uBlogsy.Web.Helpers.NodeHelper.GetPosts(1107);

IEnumerable<DynamicNode> nodes;

nodes = postList.Take(count);

@foreach (var n in nodes)

{

dynamic file = @n.uBlogsyPostImage.mediaItem.NewsImage; 

}

You shouln't use the second @ there. Perhaps that is the problem. Do some little experiments :-).

@foreach (var n in nodes)
{
    dynamic file = n.uBlogsyPostImage.mediaItem.NewsImage;
}

Jeroen

Good news, I found it:

@foreach (dynamic n in nodes)
                {
                    dynamic file = @n.uBlogsyPostImage.mediaItem.NewsImage;                   
                    <li>
                        @if(file.HasValue())
                        {
                        <img src="@file.umbracoFile" />
                        }
                       
                        <a href="@n.Url">
                        @n.GetProperty("uBlogsyContentTitle").Value
                        </a>
                       
                    </li>
                }

Thanks for your help,

Anthony

Good that you found it. For the other properties you don't need to do .GetProperty. This should also work:

@foreach (dynamic n in nodes)
{
    dynamic file = @n.uBlogsyPostImage.mediaItem.NewsImage;
    <li>
        @if(file.HasValue())
        {
           <img src="@file.umbracoFile" />
        }

        <a href="@n.Url">
           @n.uBlogsyContentTitle
        </a>

    </li>
}

Jeroen

yes, as I'm not using 

@foreach (DynamicNode n in nodes)

but 

@foreach (dynamic n in nodes)

the @n.GetProperty("propertyalias").Value is not necessary

The only thing I'm still looking for is to format my blogpostdate:

@n.uBlogsyPostDate

As the syntax for the former DynamicNode doesn't work anymore:

@n.GetProperty("uBlogsyPostDate").Value.FormatDateTimeOrdinal("d MMMM yyyy")

After this, the integration of Digibiz Advanced Media Picker and uBlogsy will be a fact :)

and also the date problem is solved:

@n.uBlogsyPostDate.ToString("d MMMM yyyy")

This makes my news solution using uBlogsy and DAMP complete: