Fatal error: Call to a member function getCode() on a non-object in
/home/fgdadmin/public_html/factory/includes/src/__default.php on line 40425
NO clue what this means. I could get into the admin section and then it would crash out and spit that error again. Upon refresh, I'd get a 503, so I deleted my cache via FTP. At one point I was able to go in and turn on cache for the site along with another thing. Can't get into admin to remember what it was called. Really don't have too many custom modules and haven't done anything new in recent memory that would make this thing crash out.
It all started about 2 or 3 weeks ago when I'd have to delete the mage--2 folder in my cache when the site crashed and it'd be good for the day. Then it was hourly, now, no website. Over the 3 weeks I kept trying to figure out what it was, but to no avail. HELP please.
Site address is factoryglassdirect.com
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4 Answers 4
This is Compile issue at magento.You need to disable Compilation from.
Disable Magento compilation:
$ php -f shell/compiler.php -- disable
Compiler include path disabled
There are two ways in which this can be done:
- From Magento admin
Navigate to System> Tools> Compilation page and click on Disable button Navigate to System> Cache Management screen and use Flush Cache button.
- Usinf SFTP, by editing at includes/config.php file
To disable compilation in Magento, edit includes/config.php. Uncommitted the first line and comment out the second:
define('COMPILER_INCLUDE_PATH', dirname(FILE).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'src'); define('COMPILER_COLLECT_PATH', dirname(FILE).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'stat');
- Using SSH shell program
php -f shell/compiler.php -- disable php -f shell/compiler.php -- clear
This seems problem with compilation. Edit the includes/config.php, change :
define(‘COMPILER_INCLUDE_PATH’, dirname(__FILE__).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.’src’);
to
#define(‘COMPILER_INCLUDE_PATH’, dirname(__FILE__).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.’src’);
Refresh magento cache, and, that is it!
You're not going to be able to identify the cause of the issue until you turn Compilation off. At the moment, Compilation is enabled, which is why you have one gigantic file called __default.php under the includes directory.
Navigate to System> Tools> Compilation page and click on Disable button.
Now, refresh all your caches, and you should either:
- Have no error at all
- Have a much better understanding of what your error is, because it will give you file and line notation of it.
Most probably it is because of compiler's issue.
Disable Magento compilation from command line.