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/**
* @class Cookie
* @description Helper functions for adding and deleting cookies.
*/
var Cookie = {
	/**
	* @method delete
	* @param {string} cookieName - The name of the cookie to delete.
	* @description Deletes the indicated cookie.
	*/

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@helper RenderFolders(string dirPath, bool displaySubDirs = false)
{
    try
    {
        List<string> dirs = new List<string>(Directory.EnumerateDirectories(dirPath));

        <h4>@string.Format("Directory: {0}", dirPath.Substring(dirPath.LastIndexOf("\\") + 1))</h4>
        <p>@(string.Format("{0} directories found.", dirs.Count))</p>
        <ul>
            @foreach (var dir in dirs)

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@model TextOverImage.Models.ImageWithText
@{

    // Use this code to render this partial in your template. Replace "banner" with whatever your property name is
    // Make sure to include @using TextOverImage.Models at the top of your template
    //@if(Model.Content.HasProperty("banner") && Model.Content.HasValue("banner"))
    //{
    //    @Html.Partial("TextOverImagePartial", Model.Content.GetPropertyValue<ImageWithText>("banner")
    //}

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Umbraco.Web;
using Umbraco.Web.WebApi;

namespace Olympic.Web.Controllers.Api
{
    public class DictionaryController : UmbracoApiController
    {

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Skrift headquarters resides in Bellingham, WA, at whatever restaurant or coffee house of choice suits Erica, Janae, and Kyle for their weekly meetings. At it's core, the magazine was contrived to bring the global Umbraco community together and find a localized place to promote uWestFest and other festivals around the world. Having worked together for seven years, each member of the team brings their own unique skills to Skrift's management. As a freelance UX designer, Erica is in charge of design, user testing, and statistics, Janae specializes in the C#, HTML, and CSS of the site as their resident code junkie, and Kyle puts his skills to use both as their Javascript guru and Editor In Chief (he's an award winning journalist and cartoonist, you know!*). Passionate about the web and Umbraco with skills developed working together in an agency bef

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@inherits UmbracoTemplatePage
@using ZoomAreaCropper.Models
@{
	Layout = null;
}

@if (Model.Content.HasValue("photo"))
{
    var photo = Model.Content.GetPropertyValue<ZoomAreaCropper>("photo");
    if (photo.HasMedia)

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@inherits UmbracoTemplatePage
@{
    // Set a variable to use the default content if no linked content has been selected
    var content = Model.Content;
    
    // Check to see if there's a linked page value
    if(Model.Content.HasProperty("dtgeLinkedId") && Model.Content.HasValue("dtgeLinkedId"))
    {
        // Run the linked page value through Umbraco.TypedContent() to get the IPublishedContent page
        var dtgePage = Umbraco.TypedContent(Model.Content.GetPropertyValue("dtgeLinkedId"));

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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web.Mvc;
using Our.Umbraco.Ditto;
using Offroadcode.Web.Models.Widgets;
using Skybrud.Umbraco.GridData;
using Skybrud.Umbraco.GridData.Values;
using Umbraco.Core.Models;
using Umbraco.Web;

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@using(Html.BeginUmbracoForm<ExampleSurfaceController>("SubmitForm", FormMethod.Post))
{
    @Html.CheckBoxListFor(x => x.CheckboxListField, Model.CheckboxListSelectItems)
    <button type="submit">Submit</button>
}

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How to set up ModelsBuilder & AutoMapper on a Project

AutoMapper is used to map the ModelsBuilder Api to Umbraco ViewModels. Dave Woestenborghs has written an excellent article on 24 Days that you can read for more information. This step-by-step is basically a paired down version of his article and a heads up for gotchas we encountered when setting up our project.

Step 1: Install the Visual Studio Extension for ModelsBuilder

(If this isn't your first project using this method, you already have this installed, so don't worry about it!)

Download and Install Stephan's custom ModelsBuilder tool for VS: