I need to initialize new class Safe with constructor call.
The way it works:
$paymentPortal = new Safe($order);
The way it doesnt:
$portal = 'Safe';
$paymentPortal = new $portal($order);
I get error:
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class 'Safe' not found in ...
Is there a way to dynamically call class initialization? If it is important, I'm using Phalcon framework..
CodePudding user response:
What about the namespace? if you are using an IDE it may have deleted the namespace. Check that.
Regards
CodePudding user response:
When using string based creation, you must use the fully qualified namespace of the class regardless of the local namespace.
use My\Stuff;
$o = new Stuff();
$name = ‘My\Stuff’;
$o = new $name();
$name = Stuff::class;
$o = new $name();