Level 104
THis is the way to achieve what you're looking to do:
defined('User::MYCONST')
If necessary, include the full namespace, e.g.
defined('\App\Models\User::MYCONST')
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Mar 25, 2021
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Level 4
Check if Constant exists with defined not work
Hello Team.
if(defined(User::MYCONST)){
run my code here.....
}
The problem, i still get the error "Undefinded" Constant in the User model. But why, i check if is defined or not. Many thanks.
Level 75
I think you have to define full class name.
if (defined('\App\Models\User::MYCONST')) {
// run my code here.....
}
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Level 4
Yes, with
defined('User::MYCONST')
works! But the problem is, "User is a variable in my case".
defined('$model::MYCONST')
Do you have any idea?
Level 104
You can get the class of the variable using get_class($user), e.g.
defined( get_class($user).'::MYCONST')
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Level 75
if (defined('\'.get_class($model).'::MYCONST')) {
}
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Level 4
@tykus @michaloravec Both works!!! Many thanks. But i can only give one best answere... Many thanks guys
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