PHP Notice: Trying to get property ‘solution’ of non-object solution

When we develop using PHP, we sometimes encounter the error message "Trying to get property 'of non-object'". The reason for this error is generally that the program accesses an object that does not exist or is not instantiated, causing the PHP parser to be unable to recognize the properties or methods of the object.

So, how to solve this error? Below I will introduce you to several possible solutions.

1. Check the code

First, we need to carefully check the erroneous code segment. Sometimes when we write a program, we accidentally delete the initialization or assignment statement of an object, causing the program to be unable to find the specified object when executing subsequent methods or property accesses.

Therefore, we need to ensure that every object in the program has been correctly initialized and assigned. If you are not sure whether it is correct, you can add some debug output statements to check the status of the object.

2. Use isset and empty functions to determine objects

In PHP, you can use isset and empty functions to determine whether a variable is set or empty. Therefore, we can use the isset and empty functions to make judgments before accessing the object to avoid errors caused by the program not finding the object.

For example, assuming we want to access the attribute sex of an object named $user, we can make the following judgment:

if(isset($user) && !empty($user)) {

echo $user->sex;

}

In this way, the attribute sex of the object will be output only when the object actually exists, otherwise the program will do nothing. There will be no output.

3. Use the try-catch statement

When we are unable to determine the execution flow of the program, we can use the try-catch statement. The try statement will execute a piece of code that needs to be tried. The catch statement will catch the exception thrown in the try statement and execute the code after catching the exception.

We can try to access the object's methods or properties in the try statement. If a "Trying to get property 'solution' of non-object" error occurs, we can handle the error in the catch statement. For example:

try{

echo $user->sex;

}catch(Exception $e){

echo "An error occurred: ” . $e->getMessage();

}

In this way, when an error occurs, we can catch it and handle it.

In general, no matter which solution is used, we need to ensure the correct initialization and assignment of objects in the program as much as possible to avoid the situation where the object cannot be found. At the same time, using more debugging output and exception handling during development can also help us quickly locate errors and fix them.

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