Class not found

[rickjedi]

In the get-semrush-metrics.php example I get the following error:

Fatal error: Class 'SEOstats\Services\SEMRush' not found

Note: To get the code past a fatal error on the require_once, I had to change it to this:
require_once ($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/SEOstats/bootstrap.php');

Also, very new PHP namespaces and use statements. My version of Dreamweaver flags them as incorrect syntax.

[eyecatchup]

require etc are statements, no functions. Thus, you shouldn't use brackets. Does Dreamweaver flag this as incorrect as well? ;-)

The problem is probably due to the use of backslashes instead of slashes in the example files - which works fine on Windows, but on *nix.

Your should be able to solve that by changing this line in the example files

require_once (__DIR__ . '\..') . '\SEOstats\bootstrap.php';
to
require_once (__DIR__ . '/..') . '/SEOstats/bootstrap.php';

The upcoming release uses the PHP constant DIRECTORY_SEPERATOR to fix that (see issue #36).

Closing this issue.

[rickjedi]

I replaced that line. I still get the error:

Fatal error: Class 'SEOstats\Services\SEMRush' not found

from this line:

print_r(SEMrush::getDomainRank());

[rickjedi]

I didn't get a response to my comment, so I created a new issue, thinking that my commenting on a closed issue was incorrect.

Please take a look at my comment and provide a course of action for debugging or a fix.

[eyecatchup]

Please provide some more details (PHP version, System, OS..). I'll check on it later

[eyecatchup]

Please take a look at my comment and provide a course of action for debugging or a fix.

Maybe you should learn how to ask smart questions and how to provide bug reports before trolling around.

[rickjedi]

PHP 5.4.18
Quad Core Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E31220 @ 3.10GHz with 12Gb RAM
CentOS release 6.3

Just trying to get this done quickly. It's probably something simple.