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Static Class - Unexpected Issue

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Hello,

 

Ive got a 3 level file system as shown below:-

- index.php // Main Index File, That includes essential classes (Also includes a class called db which is static)
- db.class.php //Static Class, Contains DB functions. (MYSQLI)
 - navigation.class.php // Normal Class, NOT Static, Includes pages requested by the URL.
   - login.view.php //Normal PHP file, No functions. Just HTML being included by navigation.class.php

 

The class DB is static db:: and so are the functions inside, all made public, Its fully functional on the first and second and 3rd level down, but when i call the static class in login.view.php im getting:

 

Fatal error: Class 'db' not found in E:\Dropbox\core\global_view\login.view.php on line 26

 

Any ideas?

Edited by Shaun Childerley

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Hello,

 

Ive got a 3 level file system as shown below:-

- index.php // Main Index File, That includes essential classes (Also includes a class called db which is static)
- db.class.php //Static Class, Contains DB functions. (MYSQLI)
 - navigation.class.php // Normal Class, NOT Static, Includes pages requested by the URL.
   - login.view.php //Normal PHP file, No functions. Just HTML being included by navigation.class.php

 

The class DB is static db:: and so are the functions inside, all made public, Its fully functional on the first and second and 3rd level down, but when i call the static class in login.view.php im getting:

 

Fatal error: Class 'db' not found in E:\Dropbox\core\global_view\login.view.php on line 26

 

Any ideas?

 

Solved, I was using ajax to get the php file directly, ofcourse this ment no classes was included into login.view.php from index.php.

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