Why am I getting a member function error in my codeigniter library?

It's because the user_model property is undeclared According to Codeigniter manual the property name of a model object equals to the value of the argument given to model() method In PHP variable names are case sensitive User_model does not equal to user_model Try what happens with: $user = $this->ci->User_model->getuserbyemail($param"email").

It's because the user_model property is undeclared. According to Codeigniter manual, the property name of a model object equals to the value of the argument given to model() method. In PHP variable names are case sensitive.

User_model does not equal to user_model. Try what happens with: $user = $this->ci->User_model->getuserbyemail($param"email").

Absolutely right. I was treating it like a library. Doh!

– Piers Feb 6 at 17:06.

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