php,autoload,swiftmailer,autoloader
Instead of __autoload(), you should use spl_autoload_register. If there must be multiple autoload functions, spl_autoload_register() allows for this. It effectively creates a queue of autoload functions, and runs through each of them in the order they are defined. By contrast, __autoload() may only be defined once. http://php.net/manual/en/function.spl-autoload-register.php define("_DOCUMENT_ROOT", str_replace("//", "/",...
php,namespaces,composer-php,autoload
Create ilhan inside root of your project directory, not in vendor directory and put following in your composer.json, "autoload": { "psr-4": { "Ilhan\\": "ilhan/" } }, Most probably you already have psr-4 autoload config added in your composer.json file if you are using some sort of framework, in that case...
php,symfony2,composer-php,autoload
Your first example is the way to go. Just a question of getting the syntax correct. Here is some working code: $loader = require __DIR__.'/../vendor/autoload.php'; $loader->add('Cerad', __DIR__ . '/../../cerad2/src'); AnnotationRegistry::registerLoader(array($loader, 'loadClass')); return $loader; No need to call $loader->register(); No need for backslashes after the namespace. As far as your second...
php,zend-framework,composer-php,autoload
We had the exact same issue while debugging in New Relic. Finally, we traced it to the filesystem, it turned out we weren't using opcode cache, which can be painful under high load. Check your opcode caching and try to tweak it's memory settings. That's how we managed to solve...
jquery,html,hyperlink,autoload
To auto-load your div, put your function in a document.ready wrapper: <script> $(function() { // shorthand for `$(document).ready(function() { $("#rightPan").load("content/zwangerschap.html"); }); </script> You could skip that and just run the statement if you include the script after the HTML that it acts on, like right before the closing body tag:...
php,namespaces,url-routing,composer-php,autoload
So after more research into this I found out what I was trying to achieve was Facades not application structure, as I said it was hard to explain so I'm going to throw the solution to my problem out there. Basically since this approach comes from using Laravel a lot...
javascript,jquery,json,function,autoload
You are missing some closing braces. I would recommend using a text editor which matches your braces and formats your code to minimise such errors. Your function should look like this I think: function json_loads(load_count, photo_count) { $.getJSON('/json_album_detail/', { 'album_id': 1, 'count': photo_count, // min 3!! 'load_count': load_count }, function...
You should change the following code: if (!array_key_exists($name, $classes)) { die('Class "' . $name . '" not found.'); } require_once $classes[$name]; into if (array_key_exists($name, $classes)) { require_once $classes[$name]; } If you stopped script when yout autoloader couldn't find class, only your autoloader is launched and if class is not found...
php,composer-php,autoload,silex
Hello, The following line: $loader->add('App', __DIR__ . '/../App/'); Should be: $loader->add('App', __DIR__ . '/../'); ...
php,symfony2,composer-php,autoload,vendor
Composer works on a per project basis. One project - one vendor folder. Not, two projects and one "shared" vendor folder. We had the "shared" vendor folder approach with PEAR long enough and it simply didn't work out. Managing different project requirements with a global vendor folder is a pain,...
php,arrays,zend-framework2,autoload
You are calling register() statically, but it is not a static method, which is the cause of the error. I've not done this before, but I think you want something more like this: require_once __DIR__ . '/../../code/external/zend/library/Zend/Loader/StandardAutoloader.php'; $loader = new Zend\Loader\StandardAutoloader(array('autoregister_zf' => true)); $loader->register(); ...
php,class,namespaces,autoload,silex
I believe your problem is caused by the way you named your directory controllers. According to the documentation about PSR-4 standard: 5) Alphabetic characters in the fully qualified class name MAY be any combination of lower case and upper case. 6) All class names MUST be referenced in a case-sensitive...
laravel,instance,bind,autoload
Regarding the Guzzle question: Just include it in your composer.json file: "guzzlehttp/guzzle": "~5.0" And then just use the normal $client = new GuzzleHttp\Client(); Just don't forget to to composer dump-autoload...
No, "dynamic paths" are not supported. A "component" folder layout, where "src" and "tests" are inside a subfolder is definitely nice, but at the moment there is no "automatical" autoloading support for this structure. When you use one namespace "application\namespace" for your system/core/ folder, all classes are scanned (including src...
The whole idea of autoloading classes is that you don't need to worry about this anymore. To achieve this, once you added your individual autoloading function, it will be used. Say you have the following setup: index.php spl_autoload_register(function ($class) { //something }); $a = new Foo(); and the file where...
It's possible to make $foo somewhat "magical", if you know its structure: class Foo implements ArrayAccess { private $bar; public function offsetGet($name) { switch($name) { case "bar": if(empty($this->bar)) $this->bar = new FooBar; return $this->bar; } } public function offsetExists($offset) { } public function offsetSet($offset, $value) { } public function offsetUnset($offset)...
You can autoload specific files by editing your composer.json file like this: "autoload": { "files": ["src/helpers.php"] } (thanks Kint)...
use Freya\Loader\Assets; This doesn't mean like "import everything from this namespace" like you may be used to from other languages. In PHP, this only means: Alias Freya\Loader\Assets to Assets in this file. This means that new AssetsLoader() still tries to load it from the global scope (that's why you just...
php,laravel,composer-php,autoload,psr-4
I don't think the problem you have is because the class is not being autoloaded, but rather because you try to use it the wrong way. Even with the alias you added, when using the class from within a namespace (like App\Http\Controllers) you have to either add an import statement:...
php,composer-php,autoload,psr-0
The thing is: You cannot simply add a composer.json file with a random autoloading configuration and hope that it works - it actually has to match the naming scheme you are using. That is what this project got wrong, and nobody tested it. Which probably means nobody uses this library,...
php,.htaccess,mod-rewrite,autoload
Have you tried with the following RewriteRule: RewriteRule ^admin/?$ admin.php [L] Your .htaccess would look likes: # mod-rewrite engine RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -s [OR] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -l [OR] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d RewriteRule ^admin/?$ admin.php [L] RewriteRule ^.*$ - [NC,L] RewriteRule ^.*$ index.php [NC,L] Update 1 and if you try...
namespaces,classloader,symfony-1.4,autoload
Use composer and its autoloading. Execute: composer require donquixote/cellbrush Now the library is installed in vendor directory and autoloader is generated, you just need to include it. Add this line to the top of config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php: require_once dirname(__FILE__).'/../vendor/autoload.php'; ...
php,class,namespaces,composer-php,autoload
You found the errors yourself, but here is a quick collection of what the useful autoload directives in Composer do: PSR-0 converts the class name into a path name (underscores and backslashes from namespaces are converted into a directory separator), adds ".php" at the end, and tries to find this...
The src directory would be in your project root. Its on the same level as vendor directory is. If you define "autoload": { "psr-4": { "DG\\Munchkin\\": "src/DG/Munch/" } } this will not load classes from /var/www/html/xxx/vendor/yyy/src/DG/Munch, like you stated. Because your project structure is: /var/www/html/ +- /xxx (project) - composer.json...
Yes, specify an auto-prepend in the php.ini file.
php,class,domdocument,autoload,spl-autoload-register
class Test2 is within namespace Test, so in order to do new Test2() you must be within the namespace Test or you can specify the fully qualified name (ie new Test\Test2()) to instantiate the class. When you call $this->dom->registerNodeClass('DOMElement', 'Test2');, DOMDocument does something to the affect of: $extendedClass = 'Test2';...
php,laravel,namespaces,laravel-5,autoload
When setting namespace in Route::group() it is actually appending that to App\Http\Controllers. What you could do is remove it and reference the full path like so: Route::group(['prefix' => 'webman', 'middleware' => 'auth'], function() { Route::get('/', ['as' => 'webmanHome', 'uses' => '\BackEnd\[email protected]']); }); ...
I got this to work by changing the way I constructed the $fullpath in the autoload function. Rather than hard code the path, I used the $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] variable. So for me the path becomes: $fullpath = $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/eqflow/".$path.".php"; That works perfectly. I am unsure what the difference is between hardcoding the...
php,composer-php,autoload,spl-autoload-register
We're loading in our own code via composer. Our code is installed in the lib folder under our company name. Our composer file looks like this. { "config": { "vendor-dir": "lib" }, "require": { "twig/twig": "v1.15.1", "symfony/symfony": "2.5.4" }, "autoload": { "psr-4": { "CompanyName\\": "lib/companyName/src" } } } the autoload...
Classmap autoloading should be your friend, see https://getcomposer.org/doc/04-schema.md#classmap. Just specify the path to wherever you've got your files, let's say when your files reside in src, for example, src/Foo/Bar.class.php, then update your composer.json like this { "autoload": { "classmap": [ "src/" ] } } You will need to regenerate the...
ruby-on-rails,ruby,ruby-on-rails-4,autoload
If you put it under namespace, like app/models/badge folder, you have do define your class like: class Badge::GoldBadge < Badge #... end to autoload it and to be able to access it in the way like Badge::GoldBadge. If you want to access it by just calling GoldBadge, then move it...
php,file,composer-php,autoload,psr-4
Composer will currently include files with the following extensions: .php .inc .hh The last one is for HHVM stuff. Relevant lines from the class map generator here: https://github.com/composer/composer/blob/master/src/Composer/Autoload/ClassMapGenerator.php#L62 https://github.com/composer/composer/blob/master/src/Composer/Autoload/ClassMapGenerator.php#L76 So, looks like you'll need a custom map generator......
ruby-on-rails,ruby,ruby-on-rails-4,constants,autoload
You check your model definition. While controller is Listings, model should be Listing Therefore change to this; class Listing < ActiveRecord::Base mount_uploader :image, ImageUploader end ...
I did some tests in my basic ZF1 setup and the only way this does not work is when the filename is not Bootstrap.php. In terms of Linux it is also case sensitive. As you mention correctly the modules path is looked at every time and exit() is working in...
javascript,php,ajax,delete,autoload
Please note that you attach click handler only on document ready. I'm assuming that your infinite scroll solution is loading new elements dynamically. Those new elements does not have any click handlers attached. There are two solutions of this problem. You may attach handlers after creation on new items You...
You should close your old projects that you are not working. You clears your netbeans cache as well. You can get help about clear netbeans cache from here
php,class,include,composer-php,autoload
There were two things causing issues for me, one was the class file names and the second was a composer command that needed to be run. My class file names were in the format {classname}.class.php when they need to be in the format that PSR-0 expects which is Classname.php (uppercase...
php,namespaces,laravel-5,autoload
Short answer: No. The 'use' statements are resolving the namespaces for that file, so you can't inherit them from other files. It doesn't violate DRY because there isn't actually any logic that is being repeated. Now if you don't want to have to include those use statement in every controller...
The advantage of spl_autoload_register is that there is no need to call a function to include class XY as the registered autoloader will be triggered if one instantiate class XY but has not been declared (included) yet. In the code above you first declare the load function, register it and...
Yii uses the spl_autoload_register function to set the autoloader function. The spl_autoload_register was introduced in PHP 5.1.2 and makes it possible for us to register multiple autoload functions. It effectively creates a queue of autoload functions, and runs through each of them in the order they are defined. By contrast,...
zend-framework,console,doctrine,autoload,git-bash
Got it: Make sure you are using GitBash and ZendStudio in administrator mode -.-
php,codeigniter,class,autoload
When you are extending the core controller your class name needs to end with "Controller". So you can't name your class CMBase it would have to be CMBase_Controller. So if the value in $config['subclass_prefix'] is "CM" you class needs to look like class CMController extends CI_Controller {//...} Then once you...
I'm assuming you don't actually mean autoload but rather instantiate the class. Autoloading is the process of including all the files in your application so the contents (usually classes) can be used. If you are using Laravel 5 and you follow PSR-4 (namespace matches directory structure) you don't have to...
php,database,codeigniter,session,autoload
Make sure you are loading the appropriate Mcrypt extension with your web server. You can always add the following extension=mcrypt.so in your php.ini file if your server configuration supports it. If everything was working fine before, It seems that you made a change in your server configuration that triggered the...
php,json,class,composer-php,autoload
You can do it with a custom autoloader, since PHP can handle multiple autoloaders!
php,composer-php,autoload,slim
I see an issue with your PSR-4 declaration. You shouldn't place "Core" classes inside a folder that has subfolders for other namespaces. PSR-4 autoloading in Composer works like this: If the fully qualified class name of the class to load matches a prefix declared in any of the PSR-4 definitions,...
autoload should be moved out of require-dev: { "require-dev":{ "phpunit/phpunit":"4.5.*" }, "autoload":{ "psr-0":{ "Yii\\":"yii-1.1.14.f0fee9/" } } } You can test your composer.json file using composer validate. Your original file returned: ./composer.json is invalid, the following errors/warnings were found: require-dev.autoload : invalid value, must be a string containing a version constraint...
Although annoying, the simple solution is to reference all the necessary dependencies explicitly, e.g. require_once(PATHTOCOMPOSERVENDORDIR . '/autoload.php'); use PayPal\PayPalAPI\RefundTransactionRequestType; use PayPal\PayPalAPI\RefundTransactionReq; use PayPal\CoreComponentTypes\BasicAmountType; use PayPal\Service\PayPalAPIInterfaceServiceService; Obviously, your dependencies will probably be different and you can figure them out with trial and error, using the "Class Not Found" errors....
If I understand your question correctly, you want to first load classes from the dev folder or if they do not exist there from the root folder. You could achieve this easily through spl_autolaod_register: // Please be aware that anonymous function are first available for spl_autoload_register as of PHP 5.3.0...
Convention might dictate that the file name matches the class inside, but that's only convention. Your autoloader is welcome to use any mapping you find useful. You can always look for a class name of xxxxxException and map it to xxxxxClass.php
php,laravel,laravel-5,composer-php,autoload
Go into your mysql database manually (PHPMyAdmin) and remove the migrations table. With the steps you've taken above and doing this should solve your issue
php,phpunit,composer-php,autoload,psr-0
To help php autoloader (and composer) you must import the target class using use Foobar\Money\Money; in your test file. Also you probably want to give your test file a MoneyTest.php name to match the corresponding class name....
PHP will use the extension's one. This is because autoloading will only happen if you are attempting to access a class which does not already exist. Extension functions and classes will exist after PHP's startup meaning before the code starts to run.
php,model-view-controller,dependency-injection,autoload
But is this a good way to do? I know this is dependency injection, but what if my class would need any additional classes? Would I have to set those in the child controller constructor through dependency injection? It's a good way to go if you need the benefits...
composer-php,autoload,laravel-5
You have to actually reference the model with it's namespace. You can either write: $row = new \App\Models\TemplateRow(); Or add this before the class instead: use App\Models\TemplateRow; Also note that you shouldn't even have to add the entry under psr-4. If you're directory structure follows the namespacing. To be certain,...
As a result of the tips I got in this questions, I searched a bit more and found good resources from where to learn. What's Autoloading ? Autoloading is basically the process in which the program finds an unknown Class Name and attempts to load it without Class Name being...
You have to check class_exists twice. To autoload if necessary To see if class now exists after autoload My working code is: $autoload = spl_autoload_functions() ? true : false; // spl_autoload_functions can return array, empty array or false, but we need boolean $should_include = $autoload ? class_exists($className, true) : true;...
You're using the psr-0 specification for the class loader. This means that the full namespace has to be visible in the file structure. The prefix only tells the autoloader were to look for this namespace. So in your case, you configured that the "Framework" namespace is available in the "src/"...
php,namespaces,doctrine,composer-php,autoload
No, there is no way to use two versions of the same classes in one runtime. This is independent of autoloading, it's PHP basics: If a class of name "X" is defined, no autoloading will trigger to load it again. And it cannot be included a second time manually because...