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When you declare a function in a file that has a namespace declaration like those you have in youre helpers, the full name of the function includes that namespace. So,
PHP Code: // awesome_helper.php In this case, your Code: whatever Code: App\Helpers\whatever PHP Code: // home controller If you don't have the namespace declaration in your helpers, then no need for the use statement line. (05-08-2025, 11:20 AM)paulbalandan Wrote: When you declare a function in a file that has a namespace declaration like those you have in youre helpers, the full name of the function includes that namespace. So, OK Thx again. I would simply add that when I added the use statement as you indicated it did not work. Removing the namespace line did work! (Just in case anyone else trips over this) |
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