PHP Autoload Not Working

[MrDare360]

I have a script which requires the PHP function __autoload() to be enabled, currently it is not and I was wondering if there would be any way to enable it for my website at http://www.ablp.x10.mx/Blog

The script can not work unless it is activated. Is there any way to fix this?

 

[essellar]

Well, __autoload() is just syntactic sugar, so any script that uses it can easily be re-written to avoid it (using require_once and explicit filenames prior to using the classes). I can't speak to the matter of enabling it (or what it might not be enabled), other than to say that it would be server-wide and not per-account.

 

[descalzo]

Looking at the error message ... are you sure you didn't misspell something?

Class 'Autho'

Maybe the Class is named Author ?

 

[MrDare360]

Well, __autoload() is just syntactic sugar, so any script that uses it can easily be re-written to avoid it (using require_once and explicit filenames prior to using the classes). I can't speak to the matter of enabling it (or what it might not be enabled), other than to say that it would be server-wide and not per-account.

Alright, do you know a solution to loading all the files in Application/Core that ends with .class.php and loading every file from Application/Controllers and Application/Models?

This is what I was using before but I do not know how I could automate the process without using __autoload()

function __autoload($filename) {
    if(file_exists(CORE . strtolower($filename) . '.class.php')) 
        require_once(CORE . strtolower($filename) . '.class.php');	 
    else if(file_exists(CORE . strtolower($filename) . '.php')) 		
        require_once(CORE . strtolower($filename) . '.php');	 
    else if(file_exists(MODELS . strtolower($filename) . '.php')) 		
        require_once(MODELS . strtolower($filename) . '.php');	 
    else if(file_exists(CONTROLLERS . strtolower($filename) . '.php')) 		
        require_once(CONTROLLERS . strtolower($filename) . '.php');}

Looking at the error message ... are you sure you didn't misspell something?



Maybe the Class is named Author ?

It is spelled correctly, I like to abbreviate names to save keystrokes, Autho stands for Authorization to me

 

[essellar]

The automation is not "required", it's just nice to have. That's what syntactic sugar means. You can use require_once and explicit filenames, as I said.

 

[MrDare360]

The automation is not "required", it's just nice to have. That's what syntactic sugar means. You can use require_once and explicit filenames, as I said.

Alright, all fixed now. Thanks for the help.