MY_Controller not found - once again

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MY_Controller not found - once again - raschid - 04-29-2016

Hello,

I know this question is asked and answered a couple of times before, but I still run into this Error when uploading my files to the production server.

On my laptop (xampp), everything works just fine, but on the Linux-Server I get a blank page and this dumb error:

Quote:ERROR - 2016-04-29 18:41:28 --> Severity: Error --> Class 'Main_controller' not found /application/controllers/Ueberblick.php 4

I read:

in this Forum and still have no idea what's wrong.

My MY_Controller is prefixed with "Main_". Thats how it is written in the config file, and thats exactly what the controller-file in application/core is named: Main_controller.php

Yes, with a lowercase c.

And I have two controllers extending the class and in both files the classes extend Main_controller. I doublechecked it several times.

So, what else can cause this error? Any help is kindly appreciated!

Raschid

RE: MY_Controller not found - once again - ciadmin - 04-29-2016

If your prefix is Main_, then your base controller needs to be named Main_Controller

RE: MY_Controller not found - once again - InsiteFX - 04-29-2016

Put all your extend Controller classes in the Main_controller class.

RE: MY_Controller not found - once again - raschid - 04-29-2016

(04-29-2016, 11:28 AM)InsiteFX Wrote: Put all your extend Controller classes in the Main_controller class.

Whaddaya mean?

I use something like this

Code:
class Ueberblick extends MY_Controller{ ...}

in my controllers. Is that what you suggest?

RE: MY_Controller not found - once again - raschid - 04-29-2016

(04-29-2016, 10:52 AM)ciadmin Wrote: If your prefix is Main_, then your base controller needs to be named Main_Controller

thanks, but my controller in application/core is named Main_Controller ...

RE: MY_Controller not found - once again - ciadmin - 04-29-2016

(04-29-2016, 11:35 AM)raschid Wrote:
(04-29-2016, 10:52 AM)ciadmin Wrote: If your prefix is Main_, then your base controller needs to be named Main_Controller

thanks, but my controller in application/core is named Main_Controller ...

Sorry, I misread you:

"exactly what the controller-file in application/core is named: Main_controller.php
Yes, with a lowercase c. "

to mean that yes, you used a lowercase "c".

I presume you are referring both to the filename and to the class defined inside it.

RE: MY_Controller not found - once again - Wouter60 - 04-29-2016

(04-29-2016, 11:35 AM)raschid Wrote:
(04-29-2016, 10:52 AM)ciadmin Wrote: If your prefix is Main_, then your base controller needs to be named Main_Controller

thanks, but my controller in application/core is named Main_Controller ...

Are you sure? Earlier you wrote that your controller is named Main_controller, with controller in lowercase. In Windows, this won't cause an error, because Windows is case-insensitive regarding file names. But on Linux, the file name should be Main_Controller.