Hi
Something that happens some times is develop on a Windows machine where
string case is not important and then try the code on a Unix machine
where string case matters.
Maybe you should double check file names and class names.
regards
Petar
On 06/04/2010 01:30 AM, Mike Fuller wrote:
Hi,
Here's my situation
I have files such as application/modules/admin/models/infra/SomeThing.php
The class for SomeThing.php is Admin_Model_Infra_Something.
I have an application/modules/Bootstrap.php file whose class is:
Admin_Bootstrap extends Zend_Application_Module_Bootstrap
In my controller I'll have $s = new Admin_Model_Infra_Something();
On one server (PHP 5.2.5) everything works great. On another server (PHP
5.2.9) I get Fatal error: Class 'Admin_Model_Infra_Something' not found .
Obviously , to get a specific answer I would need to present a lot of
information regarding the different environments. So for now I'm wondering
if there are any common things to look at.
Thanks a lot.
