I am trying to get rid of an editor warning:
"Method 'getText' not found."
This is only an editor issue because the code works at run-time, so my assumption is that the editor is just not 'aware' of where this method is from. Therefore, I am looking for help on how to set-up the Editor to work with my PHP 7.3 interpreter and all of its libraries.
I've tried two things:
- Under the Language & Frameworks setting for PHP, I tried syncing "Extensions with Interpreter"
- Looking through some what I 'think' are similar problems on here and elsewhere, I was pointed to one, which was to enable the extension:
extension=intl
in my php.ini file.
$this->foo("foooooooo");
$foos = $this->getElements('//XPATH"]//a[starts-with(text(), "TEXT")]');
$selectedFoo = false;
//Choose XXX foo if it exists
foreach ($foos as $foo)
{
$fooText = $foo->getText(); //I get the warning here
if (substr($fooText, -3) === 'XXX')
{
$selectedFoo = $foo;
}
}
I expect that the editor is able to get the reference to this method and not show a warning.
*If you believe I have not put in the adequate effort into researching this issue, please tell me so but I would appreciate being pointed into the right direction, so that I may make another attempt to solve it on my own.