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I'am trying to get details of devices who access our application. I have integrated "MobileDetectBundle" bundle in php symfony 3.4 version and followed the steps provided in the documentation. But I am getting the following error at this line



$mobileDetector = $this->get('mobile_detect.mobile_detector');


Code Snippet :



$mobileDetector = $this->get('mobile_detect.mobile_detector');
$mobileDetector->isMobile();
$mobileDetector->isTablet();


Error :



"Call to a member function get() on null"


Please help me to solve this issue.










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    I'am trying to get details of devices who access our application. I have integrated "MobileDetectBundle" bundle in php symfony 3.4 version and followed the steps provided in the documentation. But I am getting the following error at this line



    $mobileDetector = $this->get('mobile_detect.mobile_detector');


    Code Snippet :



    $mobileDetector = $this->get('mobile_detect.mobile_detector');
    $mobileDetector->isMobile();
    $mobileDetector->isTablet();


    Error :



    "Call to a member function get() on null"


    Please help me to solve this issue.










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      I'am trying to get details of devices who access our application. I have integrated "MobileDetectBundle" bundle in php symfony 3.4 version and followed the steps provided in the documentation. But I am getting the following error at this line



      $mobileDetector = $this->get('mobile_detect.mobile_detector');


      Code Snippet :



      $mobileDetector = $this->get('mobile_detect.mobile_detector');
      $mobileDetector->isMobile();
      $mobileDetector->isTablet();


      Error :



      "Call to a member function get() on null"


      Please help me to solve this issue.










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      I'am trying to get details of devices who access our application. I have integrated "MobileDetectBundle" bundle in php symfony 3.4 version and followed the steps provided in the documentation. But I am getting the following error at this line



      $mobileDetector = $this->get('mobile_detect.mobile_detector');


      Code Snippet :



      $mobileDetector = $this->get('mobile_detect.mobile_detector');
      $mobileDetector->isMobile();
      $mobileDetector->isTablet();


      Error :



      "Call to a member function get() on null"


      Please help me to solve this issue.







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          The problem is with $this which assumed to be an instance of your controller class, but is null which means you are calling that somewhere (maybe inside controller constructor) where there is no $this yet.



          the solution indeed is Dependency Injection. you would better inject that service into your controller (which is defined as a service automatically through auto-wiring) and use it inside your controller:



          class MyController
          {
          // ...

          protected $mobileDetector;

          public function __construct(MobileDetector $mobileDetector)
          {
          $this->mobileDetector = $mobileDetector;
          $this->mobileDetector->isMobile();
          $this->mobileDetector->isTablet();
          }

          // ...
          }





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            The problem is with $this which assumed to be an instance of your controller class, but is null which means you are calling that somewhere (maybe inside controller constructor) where there is no $this yet.



            the solution indeed is Dependency Injection. you would better inject that service into your controller (which is defined as a service automatically through auto-wiring) and use it inside your controller:



            class MyController
            {
            // ...

            protected $mobileDetector;

            public function __construct(MobileDetector $mobileDetector)
            {
            $this->mobileDetector = $mobileDetector;
            $this->mobileDetector->isMobile();
            $this->mobileDetector->isTablet();
            }

            // ...
            }





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              The problem is with $this which assumed to be an instance of your controller class, but is null which means you are calling that somewhere (maybe inside controller constructor) where there is no $this yet.



              the solution indeed is Dependency Injection. you would better inject that service into your controller (which is defined as a service automatically through auto-wiring) and use it inside your controller:



              class MyController
              {
              // ...

              protected $mobileDetector;

              public function __construct(MobileDetector $mobileDetector)
              {
              $this->mobileDetector = $mobileDetector;
              $this->mobileDetector->isMobile();
              $this->mobileDetector->isTablet();
              }

              // ...
              }





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                The problem is with $this which assumed to be an instance of your controller class, but is null which means you are calling that somewhere (maybe inside controller constructor) where there is no $this yet.



                the solution indeed is Dependency Injection. you would better inject that service into your controller (which is defined as a service automatically through auto-wiring) and use it inside your controller:



                class MyController
                {
                // ...

                protected $mobileDetector;

                public function __construct(MobileDetector $mobileDetector)
                {
                $this->mobileDetector = $mobileDetector;
                $this->mobileDetector->isMobile();
                $this->mobileDetector->isTablet();
                }

                // ...
                }





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                The problem is with $this which assumed to be an instance of your controller class, but is null which means you are calling that somewhere (maybe inside controller constructor) where there is no $this yet.



                the solution indeed is Dependency Injection. you would better inject that service into your controller (which is defined as a service automatically through auto-wiring) and use it inside your controller:



                class MyController
                {
                // ...

                protected $mobileDetector;

                public function __construct(MobileDetector $mobileDetector)
                {
                $this->mobileDetector = $mobileDetector;
                $this->mobileDetector->isMobile();
                $this->mobileDetector->isTablet();
                }

                // ...
                }






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