Hi Nso

What wrong with tags rendering you showed?

Thanks,

Alex

@if (@Model.HasProperty("tags"))
{
    string[] tagsList = Model.tags.ToString().Split(',');

    if (tagsList.Count() > 0)
    {
        <ul>
        @foreach (var tag in tagsList)
        {
             <li>@tag</li>
        }
        </ul>
    }
}

If it is returning a string array, you would need something like this instead...

@if (@Model.HasProperty("tags")) { string[] tagsList = Model.tags;

if (tagsList.Count() > 0)
{
    <ul>
    @foreach (var tag in tagsList)
    {
         <li>@tag</li>
    }
    </ul>
}

}

This is an issue for me in 7.7.3

The object returned from a call to Umbraco.Field("seoKeywords") (which is a tags data type) is an IHtmlString, which contains the string "System.String[]" rather than an actual array of strings.

What is the solution for this?

EDIT: I was able to extract the tag datatype value using a strongly typed view and the following code: var tags = Model.Content.SeoKeywords.ToArray(); but I'm still confused as to why the Umbraco.Field method doesn't work

MORE EDITS: Further testing using the CurrentPage object proves that I can get the tag datatype value using the following code: string[] tags = CurrentPage.seoKeywords;

I have exactly the same issue. I had a very handy XSLT script in a V6 site which now doesn't work. Snipertags was great but that now doesn't work. So I tried the Razor example as Jeremy has done and I get the same "System.String[]" Has someone broken V7.7.6 in the name of progress?

Does anyone have an example of built in Tags actually working in a late version 7??

It isn't fixed so break it?

You may use this syntax as below to get the tag array:

var tagList = Model.Content.GetProperty("tags").Value as string[];

 string[] tags = CurrentPage.keywords;
 string keywordstags =   String.Join(",",tags);

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