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I have some code, where is used Form helper. All worked well. Now I have error 

Call to undefined method Form::open()

When I check SYSPATH exist classes Form and Kohana_Form

This situation is in each file where is used this helper.

This is kohana 3.2. In this files was not any changes. I tried it on PHP 5.4 and PHP 5.5

Any idea why? Thanks in advance for help.

Sougata Bose
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  • The same situation is with every element from Form helper. I trough that reason is using git to download kohana core and modules, but it not work also on server where was upload full code without use git. – 110precent Sep 15 '14 at 09:17
  • Are you in a namespace when you're trying to call it? – Joe Sep 15 '14 at 09:25
  • No I don't use namespaces in this project. It's not my project. It worked in past (1 week ago). Now I see that problem is with `Form` class. Because `Kohana_Form` works well. But I can't change it, to many views to change. – 110precent Sep 15 '14 at 09:30
  • Do you have a `Form.php` in `application_public/helpers` (or whatever your application folder is)? If so, this overrides `Kohana_Form`, and if it doesn't extend `Kohana_Form` it'll bork out there – Joe Sep 15 '14 at 09:31
  • In my application folder are only controllers and models. Any file have not Form.php name. – 110precent Sep 15 '14 at 09:35
  • You should have in your system folder file named form.php with class Form extends Kohana_Form {}, in system/kohana you should also have form.php with class Kohana_Form and static method open(). If something is missing then someone deleted/changed it. If it exist and is in same format as I wrote, then double confirm your SYSPATH variable if for sure it is using this system folder that you are checking – Grzesiek Sep 15 '14 at 15:10

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The most likely thing is that you have a Form.php somewhere that's overriding the SYSTEM Form.php. To find out if this is happening, use the Kohana::find_file() function like this:

Kohana::find_file('classes', 'form');

The output from this should tell you the path of the Form.php that's being used when you call the Form class. Check if it's the one in the SYSTEM folder.

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