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So if you are trying to do this as a singleton your get_instance() method needs to be defined statically. further how are you calling create()? I see no reference to that at all. Perhaps create() should be a public static function and then change your $this->_create_dependecies(); to self::_create_dependencies() and add the static keyword to your definition of the create_dependencies method so it would be public static function create_dependencies. Then you put it all together with... <pre><code>$class = AisisCore_Factory_Pattern::create('class_you_want'); class AisisCore_Factory_Pattern { protected static $_class_instance; protected static $_dependencies; public static function get_instance(){ if(self::$_class_instance == null){ $_class_instance = new self(); } return self::$_class_instance; } public static function create($class){ if(empty($class)){ throw new AisisCore_Exceptions_Exception('Class cannot be empty.'); } if(null === self::$_dependencies){ self::_create_dependecies(); } if(!isset(self::$_dependencies['dependencies'][$class])){ throw new AisisCore_Exceptions_Exception('This class does not exist in the function.php dependecies array!'); } if(isset(self::$_dependencies['dependencies'][$class]['arguments'])){ $new_class = new $class(implode(', ', self::$_dependencies['dependencies'][$class]['params'])); return $new_class; }else{ $new_class = new $class(); return $new_class; } } private static function _create_dependecies(){ self::$_dependencies = get_template_directory() . '/functions.php'; } </code></pre> } and that should do ya. if you really want to access it non statically (yes I know that's not a real word but I like it) you should be saying something like this... <pre><code>$class = AisisCore_Factory_Pattern::get_instance()->create('class_you_want'); //or... $class = AisisCore_Factory_Pattern::get_instance(); $newclass = $class->create('class_you_want'); </code></pre> of course in the second example you would remove the static keyword from the create function definition
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