How to make array for object?

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Hi,
I want to create MediaObjectUrl object dynamically to upload image files on my blog.
The images's path has sequence so I want to make the url using for loop.
Here is my source code I have tired like this below but it doesn't work.
Can anybody fix my bad source code
Thank you in advance.

C#

for (int i = 1; i <= 3; i++)
               {
                   MediaObjectUrl[] MO_url= mw.newMediaObject(blogid, username, password, mw.CreateMediaObject(i.ToString()));
               }
               Post post = new Post();
               //post.categories = new string[] { "Test Posts" };
               post.title = "Test Title"";
               //내용 작성
               post.description =  "<img src =" + MO_url[1].url.ToString() + 
                                  "<br>" +
                                  "<img src =" +MO_url[2].url.ToString()+">"+
                             
                                   "<br>" +
                                   "<img src =" + MO_url[3].url.ToString() + ">" +

in MetaWebBlogapi.cs

C#

public struct MediaObjectUrl
  {
      public string url;
  }

  public struct MediaObject
  {
      public string name;
      public string type;
      public byte[] bits;
  }


  public class MetaWeblogApi : XmlRpcClientProtocol
  {
      public MetaWeblogApi(String uri)
      {
          base.Url = uri;
      }
      // posting
      [XmlRpcMethod("metaWeblog.newPost")]
      public string newPost(string BlogID, string ID, string Password, Post Content, bool Publish)
      {
          return (string)this.Invoke("newPost", new object[] { BlogID, ID, Password, Content, Publish });
      }

      // file upload
      [XmlRpcMethod("metaWeblog.newMediaObject")]
      public MediaObjectUrl newMediaObject(string BlogID, string ID, string Password, MediaObject MediaObject)
      {
          return (MediaObjectUrl)this.Invoke("newMediaObject", new object[] { BlogID, ID, Password, MediaObject });
      }

      
      public MediaObject CreateMediaObject(string FilePath)
      {

          if (File.Exists(FilePath) == false) throw new Exception("No file exist");

          MediaObject MediaObject = new MediaObject();
          MediaObject.name = Path.GetFileName(FilePath);
          MediaObject.bits = File.ReadAllBytes(FilePath);


          string Extention = Path.GetExtension(FilePath);
          MediaObject.type = "application/" + Extention;  

          
          RegistryKey Key = Registry.ClassesRoot.OpenSubKey(Extention);
          if (Key != null)
          {
              string Result = (string)Key.GetValue("Content Type");
              if (Result != null) MediaObject.type = Result;
          }

          return MediaObject;

      }
  }

What I have tried:

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Posted 19-May-16 21:47pm

hapiten

Updated 20-May-16 5:03am

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ZurdoDev 20-May-16 10:35am

What doesn't work about it?

hapiten 20-May-16 10:41am

It is about MetaWebblogapi

ZurdoDev 20-May-16 11:01am

OK. But you said "it doesn't work." We need a lot more info. Imagine calling your mechanic and telling them "my car doesn't work." That doesn't tell us enough.

hapiten 20-May-16 11:58am

Thank you
I didn't know that how to make array for object..
System.IO.DirectoryInfo dir = new System.IO.DirectoryInfo(@"C:\carku\img\" + OnCarNo_blog);
int count = dir.GetFiles().Length;
// MediaObjectUrl MO_url = mw.newMediaObject(blogid, username, password, mw.CreateMediaObject("c:\\test.jpg"));
MediaObjectUrl[] MO_url = new MediaObjectUrl[count];

for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
MO_url[i]= mw.newMediaObject(blogid, username, password, mw.CreateMediaObject(img_file_path+(i+1).ToString()+"_2.jpg"));
}
I made it now thank you anyway

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2016-05-20T05:03:00

That first block of code does not look right. Try:

C#

MediaObjectUrl[] MO_url;
for (int i = 1; i <= 3; i++)
{
    MO_url[i] = mw.newMediaObject(blogid, username, password, mw.CreateMediaObject(i.ToString()));
}
Post post = new Post();
//post.categories = new string[] { "Test Posts" };
post.title = "Test Title"";
//내용 작성
post.description =  "<img src=" + MO_url[0].url.ToString() + <br mode=" hold=" />                                  "><br>" +
                                  "<img src=" +MO_url[1].url.ToString()+">"+
                             
                                   "<br>" +
                                   "<img src=" + MO_url[2].url.ToString() + ">" +</img></br></img></br></img>