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Strict Standards: Non-static method ... Want to clear it

Hello I'm getting this

Strict Standards: Non-static method *foo:fake* should not be called statically, assuming $this from incompatible context in

and I'm wanting to fix it..

Here is the code it refers to..

      public function GetHeaderHTML(){
            $obj =& $this->GetModuleInstance('fontin');
            if( is_object($obj) ){
                  global $gCms;
                  return $this->ProcessTemplateFromData(fontin_adminHeader::jsNcss());
            }
      }

Can some one tell me how to fix it and why the issue is? I can't seem to google it right.. :/ thanks for the help.. Cheers -Jeremy

mattibutt

you have codes which are part of the application its probably you are calling the reference which is not suppose to be called the way you have

jeremyBass26

ASKER

um sorry.. can you show me the code and restate that.. I didn't follow. tk

mattibutt

hi
i meant you are calling other references question is what are you using like the name of the cms you are using?

jeremyBass26

ASKER

Hello, sorry I'm not sure why the cms would matter... I want to know if the code is right.. it's listed as the cause. I guess I'm looking for you to point at something and say that is the issue at this line

return $this->ProcessTemplateFromData(fontin_adminHeader::jsNcss());

I guess I'm foggy here and looking for that to lift. Thank you.

mattibutt

the code could be absolutely correct and work but the object its calling doesn't exists or do not have the same calling procedures so i asked you is there any additional codes i can understand if you dont want to share them but the problem must be ressolved within in its context this method means nothing if it has
if i am write you are using cms made simple?

jeremyBass26

ASKER

That is correct, and I'm making my module E_STRICT friendly. The obj is there and the code does work. So, um is that what you where needing?

mattibutt

i am looking at the api http://www.cmsmadesimple.org/api/class_cms_module.html i am only seeing you are allowed to enter one parameter my view is you have a problem with these codes fontin_adminHeader::jsNcss() its better if you try another data to verify

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jeremyBass26

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it lead me in the right direction.. tk

HackneyCab

In my opinion, PHP should terminate execution if non-static methods are called from a static context, otherwise it leads to the interpreter making risky assumptions. I'm hoping that PHP 6 starts to tighten such things.