Fatal Error: Cannot call overloaded function for non-object
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- Anthony
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I was having this same problem on GoDaddy.
Fatal error: Cannot call overloaded function for non-object in /home/joyride/public_html/libraries/rokcommon/include.php on line 24
With there newest single site account I didn't have access to turn APC off with the file but I was able to move to PHP Version 5.5.8 through CPanel without and problem soved.
Question I have as this point: What is the root cause? I can spcukate; php version 5.4.26?
-Anthony - Last Edit: 10 years 6 months ago by Anthony.
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Anthony, thank you for the information. I too was experiencing the same issue with shared hosting on Godaddy after migrating away from another hosting provider where the error had not occurred.
Similar to Anthony, creating a .user.ini file in the root folder with an instruction to set APC off was not working. Therefore, I have took advantage of Goaddy's facility to change from default php 5.4.26 to 5.5.10, and this 'Fatal Error...public_html/libraries/rokcommon/include.php on line 24' has yet to re-occur.
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- Z Mina
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Kat,
I have the same issue, which I have posed a week earlier on Joomla 2.5.24 website and did not get any answer.
I am willing to make a duplicate website (running with another domain) just to solve this problem. I can give you all the user and pswd you need either for the website backend or the ftp.
The original post is found here:
www.rockettheme.com/forum/joomla-extensi...ndable-on-rokgallery
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- Nick Crossman
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Hi, i too have this issue intermidently. It happended for me just now, we are definatly not on GoDaddy servers (served out of Auckland NZ), but we do run APC. I tried turning this to "File" in the config, but this made no difference. My only resolution was to restart the VPS we run it on and this caused the problem to dissapear. Maybe restarting the VPS and APC had some kind of cache clearing thing happen, whatever, it works, but I am sure that it will return sometime soon.
Here is the error message in my error log;PHP Fatal error: Cannot call overloaded function for non-object in /var/www/xxx/libraries/gantry/gantry.php on line 432
I have skimmed all the pages of this post, but don't see any definative resolution to the problem. Site is running Joomla 2.5.28, PHP 5.4.33, Gantry 4.1.26 and Acacia template v1.1
Server Details (Linux/Windows, Hosting service, etc) Linux VPS PHP version 5.4.33 Platform (name and version) Joomla 2.5.28 Template/Extension (name and version) Acacia 1.1 Link to the Issue fixed for now
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- dkirmis
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Wondering if there was ever a final solution to this? I am having the same issue on a Wordpress site on GoDaddy hosting. If I try to load ANY additional plugins, the site starts crashing with the fatal error listed here. I have another thread open for this, but no solution was ever found. I searched the forum and found this, and just wondering if anything was resolved. I read the post about placing "apc.enabled = off" in the php5.ini file, but not sure where to find that. I am using a .user.ini file per GoDaddy tech support...do I put it in there? I have "apc.enabled=1" in that file now per Rockettheme tech...do I change it? It hasn't helped the way it is!
Please help if anyone knows a fix...client is getting frustrated!
Hosting Company: GoDaddy
CMS: Wordpress 4.2.2
Theme: Diametric
PHP version: 5.4 (native) I think I was told in another thread to change to this
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- DanG
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- Please see " Disabling APC on Your Hosting Account "
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- dkirmis
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- Thank you...I read this, but in cpanel, I do not see anywhere to change my php initialization file. I see php processes, and set php version, but nowhere mentions php initialization file. This documentation does say that cpanel supports .user.ini, which I AM using, and I do have that command in it (apc.enabled=0). I changed it from my previous message, when I had it set to 1. Is there somewhere else in cpanel where I can find this file?
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- DanG
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dkirmis wrote:
Thank you...I read this, but in cpanel, I do not see anywhere to change my php initialization file. I see php processes, and set php version, but nowhere mentions php initialization file. This documentation does say that cpanel supports .user.ini, which I AM using, and I do have that command in it (apc.enabled=0). I changed it from my previous message, when I had it set to 1. Is there somewhere else in cpanel where I can find this file?
You'll have to ask Godaddy support or Google it as I don't use Godaddy.
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