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Despite all of these checks passing as true
!string.IsNullOrEmpty(item.Image.ToString()) && item.HasProperty("Image") && item.HasValue("Image")
Why do I still get "Cannot perform runtime binding on a null reference" exception when accessing the Image property:
item.Image
Long day - perhaps missing something obvious?
Hey Simon,
I'm guessing maybe that you should be referencing item.image (lowercase) instead of item.Image.
I think you should start with item.HasProp and item.HasValue before you actually try to do something with the value.
@Douglas I did try that and no joy
@Sebastiaan - Thanks, the following sorted the issue
item.HasProp("Image") && item.HasValue("Image") && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(item.Image.ToString())
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Cannot perform runtime binding on a null reference on MediaPicker Property
Despite all of these checks passing as true
!string.IsNullOrEmpty(item.Image.ToString()) && item.HasProperty("Image") && item.HasValue("Image")Why do I still get "Cannot perform runtime binding on a null reference" exception when accessing the Image property:
Long day - perhaps missing something obvious?
Hey Simon,
I'm guessing maybe that you should be referencing item.image (lowercase) instead of item.Image.
I think you should start with item.HasProp and item.HasValue before you actually try to do something with the value.
@Douglas I did try that and no joy
@Sebastiaan - Thanks, the following sorted the issue
item.HasProp("Image") && item.HasValue("Image") && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(item.Image.ToString())is working on a reply...
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