Model class not found

[timothyjeffcoat]

I created a classname extends ActiveRecord and the controller cannot recognize the class. the exception is "class not found" .

i verified that the class is not found with class_exists

What can be the issue here?

I did test with the console like
$u = new classname

and i did get back the table structure.

[westonwatson]

Just out of curiosity, where is the new ActiveRecord model/class located within your project? app/models ?

[timothyjeffcoat]

Correct.

That is where I have them.

It seems like that some kind of refresh or reload needs to take place.

The ActiveRecord classes are in the models directory but are not being recognized.

Note that the pre-existing classes I had in the models directory are working fine. The problem is that the ones I recently added are not being recognized

On Jun 4, 2015, at 12:48 PM, Weston Watson notifications@github.com wrote:

Just out of curiosity, where is the new ActiveRecord model/class located within your project? app/models ?

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[westonwatson]

As far as I can see, all classes in the models folder are loaded. We often just throw classes in there if we always want access to them (not just ActiveRecord models), sloppy- but you shouldn't have any trouble loading models from there, especially if their tables exist. I'd have to see a little more to help more :)

Also, I'm not part of the project- we just use Trax everyday at work :)

Also, Also; make sure it's new ClassName (mind the case)... ie- with Trax conventions, model classnames should be CamelCase.

[timothyjeffcoat]

ok, my case is all lower. I will go back and change that and respond with a report

[timothyjeffcoat]

I changed the ActiveRecord to camel case. Still cannot be seen.

I created a new Class (not an ActiveRecord) , camel case, and placed it in the models directory. In the ide it can be seen but when placed on the CentOs server that class cannot be seen too.

Any ideas on what steps i might need to do to track this down?

[westonwatson]

I'm digging through the new source, we (in our environment) disabled a lot of cache features. Hopefully one of the current project devs will see this and comment/respond. If i find anything I'll comment back. Good Luck

[timothyjeffcoat]

Thanks for the help

On Jun 4, 2015, at 2:28 PM, Weston Watson notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm digging through the new source, we (in our environment) disabled a lot of cache features. Hopefully one of the current project devs will see this and comment/respond. If i find anything I'll comment back. Good Luck

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[BugSmasher]

What is the filename? It must be an underscored version of the camelcased ClassName (class_name.php)

[timothyjeffcoat]

It does not have an under score . let me try that out and i will report back

On Jun 4, 2015, at 2:58 PM, BugSmasher notifications@github.com wrote:

What is the filename? It must be an underscored version of the ClassName (class_name.php)

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[timothyjeffcoat]

Just tried the Camel_Back naming for the file name as well as the class name and tested it on the server.

The class is still not recognized.

Thanks anyways.

On Jun 4, 2015, at 3:04 PM, timothy jeffcoat tim@jeffcoat.net wrote:

It does not have an under score . let me try that out and i will report back

On Jun 4, 2015, at 2:58 PM, BugSmasher <notifications@github.com mailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

What is the filename? It must be an underscored version of the ClassName (class_name.php)

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[BugSmasher]

Filename should be lowercase..

app/models/class_name.php

[timothyjeffcoat]

ok. i tried the following

the file name is

camel_back.php

the test code in the controller is:

            if (class_exists('CamelBack',true)) {
                error_log("CamelBack is a Class!");
                $camel = new CamelBack();
            }else{
                error_log("CamelBack is not a class");
            }

The class is still not recognized.

On Jun 4, 2015, at 3:11 PM, BugSmasher notifications@github.com wrote:

Filename should be lowercase..

app/models/class_name.php

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[timothyjeffcoat]

I got it to work now.

I upgraded the vendor/trax to the current release.

So, my bad :-(

Thank you all for your help.

I was pleasantly surprised that anybody was using this framework.

From appearances I thought I was the only one , as well as the originator of the source code.

It is good to know that other people are using it.

On Jun 4, 2015, at 3:21 PM, timothy jeffcoat tim@jeffcoat.net wrote:

ok. i tried the following

the file name is

camel_back.php

the test code in the controller is:

            if (class_exists('CamelBack',true)) {
                error_log("CamelBack is a Class!");
                $camel = new CamelBack();
            }else{
                error_log("CamelBack is not a class");
            }

The class is still not recognized.

On Jun 4, 2015, at 3:11 PM, BugSmasher <notifications@github.com mailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

Filename should be lowercase..

app/models/class_name.php

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[johnpipi]

Yes what they said is true. Trax will take the class name if camelcase convert it to underscores to search for the filename. I believe in the console its picky it is case sensitive so would have to be $camel = new CamelBack()

Just our of curiosity what sites you guys using trax on? I built gocoffeego.com all in trax. But these days have been doing alot of rails development.

[johnpipi]

If you have any improvements would love to get a pull request :)