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I'm including a Class file in functions.php file

require_once get_template_directory() . "/core/classes/General.php";
require_once get_template_directory() . "/core/classes/User.php";

When I do $user->getCredits($user_id); in some page, it works fine. But when I tried doing that same line of code in header.php it prompts an error of Call to a member function getCredits() on null.

So what I did is I required the same file in header.php, it still gives the same error, when I removed the included file in functions.php the error was removed and the code in header.php works ($user->getCredits($user_id)) but then in normal pages it does not detect the required file.

Any solution for this stuff?

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  • may be your $user object isn't created till where you tried to call in header. Commented Jul 2, 2015 at 3:35
  • sounds like a scope issue. Commented Jul 2, 2015 at 4:42

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Please clarify where you initiate the object $user in both ways (function.php and header.php).

This is another thread on stack with similar kind of issue, have a look:

Organizing Code in your WordPress Theme's functions.php File?

Thanks, Vee

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