Non-static method %s::%s() should not be called statically¶

Description¶

A non-static method requires an object to be called, as PHP will populate that object in the $this method.

If the method makes no use of $this, make it static to allow the call. Otherwise, keep it non-static, and use an object for the call.

Example¶

<?php

class X {
     function foo() { echo __METHOD__;}
}

X::foo();

?>

Literal Examples¶

Non-static method x::foo() should not be called statically

Solutions¶

Make the method static.
Find an object to call the method.