XF 1.5 Cannot redeclare class XFCP_ eval()'d code

laudi

Member
Hello,
we are trying to move on xenforo from vbulletinu. Building new forum based on xenforo we encountered an error with api and [Nobita] Social Groups.

Nobita replied only:
Just disable the add-on XenAPI then try again :)
which is not very helpful, in our case the forum is only a part of service of and we need api.
I would add that without [Nobita] Social Groups everything works properly.

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class XFCP_Nobita_Teams_XenForo_Model_Thread in [...]/public_html/library/XenForo/Application.php(528) : eval()'d code on line 1

Our Solution
PHP:
static private $dynamicClasess = Array(); //added
public static function resolveDynamicClass($class, $type = '', $fakeBase = false) {
// changed code (eval and )
  if(!in_array($proxyClass, self::$dynamicClasess)) {
        self::$dynamicClasess[] = $proxyClass;
         eval($namespaceEval . 'class ' . $proxyClass . ' extends ' . $createClass . ' {}');  
          XenForo_Application::autoload($dynamicClass);
    }

Call stack
{main}( ) .../api.php:0
RestAPI->processRequest( ) .../api.php:56
XenAPI->search( ) .../api.php:3244
XenForo_Search_Searcher->searchGeneral( ) .../api.php:3434
XenForo_Model_Search->getViewableSearchResults( ) .../Searcher.php:82
XenForo_Model_Search->getViewableSearchResultData( ) .../Search.php:331
XenForo_Search_DataHandler_Thread->getDataForResults( ) .../Search.php:297
XenForo_Search_DataHandler_Thread->_getThreadModel( ) .../Thread.php:142
XenForo_Model::create( ) .../Thread.php:227
XenForo_Application::resolveDynamicClass( ) .../Model.php:189

Is anyone able to help us solve this problem?

ps. sorry for my bad English
 
Unfortunately any compatibility issues between add-ons should primarily be sorted between the add-on authors (in this case @Nobita.Kun & @Contex

I'm not sure how active Contex is but you could submit an issue on Github and see if it gets a response.

This also may need moving to development help if it's self-fixing an add-on bug.
 
We're unable to provide support for third party add-ons and there appears to be two add-ons involved here.

If you're unhappy with the support you've received for a paid add-on, or generally need support for any add-on, you should contact the author for that support. The authors of the two add-ons might even need to work together to find a solution.
 
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