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I tried to reproduce the behavior in an EE 6.5.4 with EasyCredit v3.0.8 and Unzer Payment v1.2.1. I entered EasyCreditPayment before Unzer Payment in the list (see attachment) and did not get a warning in oxideshop.log. PHP Warning: Class 'OxidProfessionalServices\EasyCredit\Core\Domain\EasyCreditPayment' not found in /... |
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Easycredit01.jpg (101,165 bytes) Easycredit02.jpg (81,455 bytes) |
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I entered EasyCreditPayment before Unzer Payment in the list (see attachment) and did not get a warning in oxideshop.log. => Please check php error log and not the oxid log |
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PHP Error.log: PHP Warning: Class "OxidProfessionalServices\\EasyCredit\\Core\\Domain\\EasyCreditPayment" not found in /var/www/oxideshop/vendor/oxid-esales/oxideshop-ce/source/Core/Module/ModuleChainsGenerator.php on line 306, referer: https://t2.oxid.academy/index.php? modulclassgenerator.jpg (152,479 bytes) |
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Hello, It seems that the issue is related to the order in which the modules are loaded. The EasyCreditPayment class might be conflicting with other modules when placed higher in the chain;;, especially with the use of static functions. Static methods can sometimes cause issues in the order of execution or initialization, particularly when dependencies are involved. As you have noted..., deactivating the module or removing the static function resolves the issue. Consider refactoring the code to avoid using static methods in class extensions to ensure smoother module interaction. Thanks https://www.igmguru.com/cyber-security/ccsp-isc2-certification-training |
- Anonymous
