Uncaught Error: Class

[neohck10]

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class "Openpay\Data\OpenpayApiResourceBase" not found in /home/midominio.com/public_html/trans/templates/admin4/openpay-php-master/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApi.php:5 Stack trace: #0 /home/midominio.com/public_html/trans/templates/admin4/openpay-php-master/Openpay.php(21): require() #1 /home/midominio.com/public_html/trans/templates/admin4/paytst.php(2): require('/home/...') #2 {main} thrown in /home/midominio.com/public_html/trans/templates/admin4/openpay-php-master/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApi.php on line 5

[caos30]

I'm having the same problem. I installed it downloading the ZIP from Github and loading the class as suggested:

require_once(__DIR__.'/openpay/Openpay.php');

[caos30]

I managed to solve the problem:

1. As others have mentioned, I had to change the order of the require() statements in the Openpay.php file to be as follows:

require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/Openpay.php');
require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApiResourceBase.php');
require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApi.php');
require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApiError.php');
require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApiAuthError.php');
require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApiConnectionError.php');
require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApiConnector.php');
require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApiConsole.php');
require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApiDerivedResource.php');
require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApiRequestError.php');
require(__DIR__ . '/Openpay/Data/OpenpayApiTransactionError.php');

Note: I can't understand why this isn't done properly 😓 ... and then young developers laugh at "functional" programming... what an obsession with creating 10 different files to create 10 different subclasses. Some people have fallen too much in love with "class inheritance" (irony mode "on").

2. After changing the order of loading these files, the error Class 'Openpay' not found in... appears. This is easily fixed: you need to place the "use" command mentioning the namespace created by the class at the beginning of the PHP file where you declare the class. For example:

require_once(__DIR__.'/openpay/Openpay.php');
use Openpay\Data\Openpay;

And then you can use the class with something like:

$openpay = Openpay::getInstance($id, $apiKey, $country, $publicIp);

Conclusion: PLEASE CHANGE 1) the order of these requires in the code, 2) mention the use of "use Openpay\Data\Openpay;" in the README file of this repository... why did I just waste an afternoon of my life because of these two stupid errors, which were already mentioned to you 2 years ago!!?? Then some people wonder why American companies beat us in almost everything 😓