Hi, this code may be helpfull it lists all images for a page. It shold be fairly easy to list folders instead.

   public static IEnumerable<ImageFile> GetPageImages(PageData page)

        {

            IEnumerable<ImageFile> images = null;

                if (page != null  && page.ContentAssetsID != Guid.Empty)

                {

                    var contentRepository = ServiceLocator.Current.GetInstance<IContentRepository>();

                    var contentAssetFolder = contentRepository.Get<ContentAssetFolder>(page.ContentAssetsID);

                    images = contentRepository.GetChildren<ImageFile>(contentAssetFolder.ContentLink);

                }

            return images;

        }

Thanks for your reply Daniel. Question: I'm trying to read the folders by replacing <ImageFile> (which I had working earlier) with <ContentAssetFolder> but that gives an empty result. It should, in my case, return a list or IEnumerable containing 4 folders.

Code:

IEnumerable<ContentAssetFolder> folders = repo.GetChildren<ContentAssetFolder>(contentAssetFolder.ContentLink);

Any ideas?

Regards,

Patrik

Instead of ContentAssetFolder, what is returned when you do IContent instead?

Try debugging with this IEnumerable<IContent> folders = repo.GetChildren<IContent>(contentAssetFolder.ContentLink);

Just to see if you have the folders in some "dynamic array structure way", then try to extract the folders and casting them if necessary.

/Daniel

Hello Joshua and Daniel,

enumerating IContent works perfect. The exact cast is <ContentFolder>.

Thanks!