Unknown named parameter $%s

Description

Named parameters are the parameters of the function, or method. Their actual name is the name of the variable, without the leading $ sign.

With named parameters, the case is important, just like with variables.

Example

<?php

    function foo($a, $b) {}

    foo(c: 1);

?>

Literal Examples

• Unknown named parameter $c

Alternatives

• Check the case of the parameter.
• Check the signature of the method to see if that parameter actually exists.
• Add the parameter to the method signature.
• Remove the name in the method call, and rely on positional arguments.
• Check the actual method definition: interfaces have precedence, then in the class hierarchy, it is the last defined method, in class or trait.