Using CodeIgniter’s Model - difference local server and live server

On my local test environment I can use

PHP Code:

$dossier_first = model('EDossier_dossierModel')->where('ID',$ID)->first();
$dossier_find = model('EDossier_dossierModel'); //->where('ID',$ID)->first();
$result = $dossier_find->find('452');
d($result); 


On my live server this is not longer working - following code is working

PHP Code:

$builder = $db->table('edossier_dossier');
 $builder->select(  '*');
 $builder->where('ID', 452);
 $dossier = $builder->get()->getResultArray(); 


There is one model  where the direct model function is working

PHP Code:

$vraag = model('Vragen_app_vragenModel');
 d($vraag);
 $dbdata = $vraag->find($ID); 


I don't see a difference in the model code - see the models below.

PHP Code:

<?php

namespace app\Models;

use CodeIgniter\Model;


//use CodeIgniter\Database\ConnectionInterface;

class Edossier_dossierModel extends Model
{
 //<editor-fold desc="Class">
 protected $table = 'edossier_dossier';
 protected $primaryKey = 'ID';
 
 protected $returnType = 'array';
 protected $useSoftDeletes = false;
 
 protected $allowedFields = [
 'ID',
 'EDOSSIER_ID',
 'NAAM',
 'ACTIVE',
 //----------------------
 'DATE_CREATED',
 'DATE_LASTCHANGED',
 'DATE_REMOVED',
 
 ];
 
 protected $useTimestamps = true;
 protected $createdField = 'DATE_CREATED';
 protected $updatedField = 'DATE_LASTCHANGED';
 protected $deletedField = 'DATE_REMOVED';
 
 protected $validationRules = [];
 protected $validationMessages = [];
 protected $skipValidation = false;
 //</editor-fold>
 //<editor-fold desc="Private Functions">
 
 //</editor-fold>
 
 //<editor-fold desc="Public Functions">
 
 //</editor-fold>
} 


//---------------------------------------------------------

PHP Code:

<?php

namespace app\Models;

use CodeIgniter\Model;

//use CodeIgniter\Database\ConnectionInterface;

class Vragen_app_vragenModel extends Model
{
 //<editor-fold desc="Class">
 protected $table = 'vragen_app_vraag';
 protected $primaryKey = 'ID';
 
 protected $returnType = 'array';
 protected $useSoftDeletes = false;
 
 protected $allowedFields = [
 'ID',
 'USER_ID',
 'USER_ID_REGISTRATIE',
 'DATUM',
 'UUR_START',
 'UUR_EINDE',
 'USER_ID_REGISTRATIE',
 'UUR_DUUR',
 'CONTACT',
 'CONTACT_ANDER',
 'INHOUD',
 'VERSLAG',
 'ACTIEF',
 //----------------------
 'DATE_CREATED',
 'DATE_LASTCHANGED',
 'DATE_REMOVED',
 
 ];
 
 protected $useTimestamps = true;
 protected $createdField = 'DATE_CREATED';
 protected $updatedField = 'DATE_LASTCHANGED';
 protected $deletedField = 'DATE_REMOVED';
 
 protected $validationRules = [];
 protected $validationMessages = [];
 protected $skipValidation = false;
 //</editor-fold>
 //<editor-fold desc="Private Functions">
 
 //</editor-fold>
 
 //<editor-fold desc="Public Functions">
 
 //</editor-fold>
 
 
 
 
 
 
} 


Bart Goossens
Project Linde37
[email protected]

What are the exact model file names?
Are these names exactly the same as the classname?

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[quote="kenjis" pid="411381" dateline="1690622357"]
What are the exact model file names?
Are these names exactly the same as the classname?

They are

Code:

<?php

namespace app\Models;

use CodeIgniter\Model;

//use CodeIgniter\Database\ConnectionInterface;

class Vragen_app_vragenModel extends Model
{
//<editor-fold desc="Class">
protected $table = 'vragen_app_vraag';
protected $primaryKey = 'ID';

protected $returnType = 'array';
protected $useSoftDeletes = true;

Code:

<?php

namespace app\Models;

use CodeIgniter\Model;


//use CodeIgniter\Database\ConnectionInterface;

class Edossier_dossierModel extends Model
{
//<editor-fold desc="Class">
protected $table = 'edossier_dossier';
protected $primaryKey = 'ID';

protected $returnType = 'array';
protected $useSoftDeletes = true;

Bart Goossens
Project Linde37
[email protected]

My point is that the class name in the source code and the file name must match exactly.
If they differ by a single letter, it won't work on the Linux server.

You did typo in the namespace:
namespace app\Models;
↓
namespace App\Models;

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