[RESOLVED] Fatal error: Call to a member function [...] on a non-object in

[we5inelgr]

Hi all,

Wondering whats' going on here:

$_POST['verify_code'] does have some text assigned to it.

if ($_POST['verify_code'] != "") {
    include_once ('verify.php');
    $verify = new VerifyIt();

    if ($verify->check($_POST['verify_code']) == false) {   <-- THIS IS THE LINE IT ERRORS ON 
        $criticalError .= "Error - The verification text entered did not match.  Please try again.<br>";
    }
} else {
    $criticalError .= "Error - You must enter the verification text ...blah.<br>";
}

The relavent code in verify.php:

class VerifyIt
{

[i][snip][/i]

public function check($code)
{
    $this->code_entered = $code;
    $this->validate();
    return $this->correct_code;
}

[i][snip][/i]

}

Error is gives:

Fatal error: Call to a member function check() on a non-object in ...

Why would it say check() is a non object, when prior to that line I'm instantiating it: $verify = new VerifyIt();

[NogDog]

Try doing a var_dump() of $verify right after you instantiate it, and see if it tells us anything interesting. If for some reason it's not set or not a VerifyIt object, we might need to see more/all of that class's definition (particularly the constructor, I would imagine).

[we5inelgr]

Thanks for the reply!

Placing the var_dump($verify) right after instantiating it, gives:

object(Securimage)#1 (52) { ["image_width"]=> int(215) ["image_height"]=> int(80) ["image_type"]=> int(2) ["image_bg_color"]=> object(Securimage_Color)#2 (3) { ["r"]=> int(255) ["g"]=> int(255) ["b"]=> int(255) } ["text_color"]=> object(Securimage_Color)#3 (3) { ["r"]=> int(112) ["g"]=> int(112) ["b"]=> int(112) } ["line_color"]=> object(Securimage_Color)#4 (3) { ["r"]=> int(112) ["g"]=> int(112) ["b"]=> int(112) } ["noise_color"]=> object(Securimage_Color)#5 (3) { ["r"]=> int(112) ["g"]=> int(112) ["b"]=> int(112) } ["text_transparency_percentage"]=> int(50) ["use_transparent_text"]=> bool(false) ["code_length"]=> int(6) ["case_sensitive"]=> bool(false) ["charset"]=> string(50) "ABCDEFGHKLMNPRSTUVWYZabcdefghklmnprstuvwyz23456789" ["expiry_time"]=> int(900) ["session_name"]=> NULL ["use_wordlist"]=> bool(false) ["perturbation"]=> float(0.75) ["num_lines"]=> int(8) ["noise_level"]=> int(0) ["image_signature"]=> string(0) "" ["signature_color"]=> object(Securimage_Color)#6 (3) { ["r"]=> int(112) ["g"]=> int(112) ["b"]=> int(112) } ["signature_font"]=> string(59) "/mysite/secureimage/AHGBold.ttf" ["use_sqlite_db"]=> bool(false) ["captcha_type"]=> int(0) ["namespace"]=> string(7) "default" ["ttf_file"]=> string(59) "/mysite/secureimage/AHGBold.ttf" ["wordlist_file"]=> string(63) "/mysite/secureimage/words/words.txt" ["background_directory"]=> NULL ["sqlite_database"]=> string(74) "/mysite/secureimage/database/securimage.sqlite" ["audio_path"]=> string(54) "/mysite/secureimage/audio/" ["audio_noise_path"]=> string(61) "/mysite/secureimage/audio//noise/" ["audio_use_noise"]=> bool(true) ["audio_mix_normalization"]=> float(0.6) ["degrade_audio"]=> bool(true) ["audio_gap_min"]=> int(0) ["audio_gap_max"]=> int(600) ["im : protected"]=> NULL ["tmpimg : protected"]=> NULL ["bgimg : protected"]=> NULL ["iscale : protected"]=> int(5) ["securimage_path : protected"]=> string(47) "/mysite/secureimage" ["code : protected"]=> NULL ["code_display : protected"]=> NULL ["display_value : protected"]=> NULL ["captcha_code : protected"]=> NULL ["no_exit : protected"]=> bool(false) ["no_session : protected"]=> bool(false) ["send_headers : protected"]=> bool(true) ["sqlite_handle : protected"]=> NULL ["gdbgcolor : protected"]=> NULL ["gdtextcolor : protected"]=> NULL ["gdlinecolor : protected"]=> NULL ["gdsignaturecolor : protected"]=> NULL }

Note: I placed a space before and after the colon's : here so that the BB wouldn't interpret them as smily's an prevent me from posting because of too many smily's. In the actualy output, there is no spaces there.

[NogDog]

Hmmm....looks like it thinks it is a Secureimage object. With the code we've seen here so far, I have no idea why that would be.

[we5inelgr]

oh geez. found the issue. There was a typo in the word verify in my code. verfy. I must have corrected it here and didn't realize it. :o
works now.

thanks!