Im trying to send a email with a list of companies that have the pending or waiting status.

This list is already collected in the following function:

public static function getCompaniesAwaitingCheck()
{
    $awaitingChangeApproval = self::getAwaitingChangeApproval();
    $awaitingPublication = self::getAwatingPublication();
    return array_merge($awaitingChangeApproval, $awaitingPublication);
}

Now I want to use that function to put in the email. I have made a separate class for this (AdminPendingApprovalNotification.php)

In there is the following function:

public function notifyPendingApproval()
{

    $dailyClaimMailTitle = get_field("daily_claim_overview_mail_title", 'options');
    $dailyClaimMailText = get_field('daily_claim_overview_mail_text', 'options');
    $dailyClaimMailAddress = get_field('daily_claim_overview_mail', 'options');

    $company = new Company();
    $pendingCompany = $company->getCompaniesAwaitingCheck();

    wp_mail(
        $dailyClaimMailAddress,
        ecs_get_template_part('views/email/template', [
            'title' => $dailyClaimMailTitle,
            'text' => $dailyClaimMailText, $pendingCompany,
        ], false),
        ['Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8']
    );

}

When I dd($pendingCompany); I get the error:PHP Fatal error: Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function Models\Model::__construct(), 0 passed in Emails/AdminPendingApprovalNotification.php on line 16 and exactly 1 expected

line 16: $company = new Company();

Unfortunately can’t get it to work, I’m a beginner, some help would be appreciated. Thanks!

CodePudding user response：

Your method getCompaniesAwaitingCheck is static, so you should call it like:

$pendingCompany = Company::getCompaniesAwaitingCheck();

An error occured because your Company class requires arguments in the __construct method, which you didn't provide.