Robert Granlund

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<p>Class already declared. &nbsp;I am working locally on a site, it uses Laravel. &nbsp;There is a plugin that compiles the LESS file via php and saves it to the css file. &nbsp;However, it is throwing an error and says I cant re-declare a class name. &nbsp;I have looked and all of the instances that calls the file (Less.php) are all require_once "Less.php"&nbsp; I am stuck and am not sure where to look.</p>
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Class already declared.  I am working locally on a site, it uses Laravel.  There is a plugin that compiles the LESS file via php and saves it to the css file.  However, it is throwing an error and says I cant re-declare a class name.  I have looked and all of the instances that calls the file (Less.php) are all require_once "Less.php"  I am stuck and am not sure where to look.

PHP can not redeclare class name

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