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Hello. I'm guessing that you're using $ref to resolve json-calendar.schema is that correct? The support for $ref is currently limited. I have been working on expanding the implementation of $ref and URI resolving to add support for more use cases. I hope to issue a pull request soon.

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I don't know what $ref is, but is there an alternative wihch i can use?

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what is combineRelativePathWithBasePath trying to achieve?

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Using $ref allows you to refer to schemas in other locations, whether they be within the current schema file or in some other file. My guess is that you have something like {"$ref": "json-calendar.schema"} somewhere in your schema and json-schema can't resolve the reference to that file.

The combineRelativePathWithBasePath tries to merge a base path with a relative path. For example, suppose your base path is /foo/bar/ick and your relative path is ../json-calendar.schema. Then the method should combine these into /foo/bar/json-calendar.schema (notice that ick is removed from the path).

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Oh, now i understand what you meant by $ref. But i haven't such references in there.

The error is within FileGetContents which throws an exception at line 34, so the schema couldn't be read.

btw. it only threw this exception after i copied "ResourceNotFoundException.php" inside "Uri/Retrievers/" otherwise i got "PHP Fatal error: Class 'JsonSchema\Uri\Retrievers\ResourceNotFoundException' not found in ...", quick and dirty, i know.

After "fixing" this, i could go on debugging. i added "error_log($uri);" in line 31 in FileGetContents.php, and it gave me ":///is/htdocs/wp10606769_ZYB0S33ES7/JSON_Feed/inc/schemata/json-calendar.json" which is why the schema couldn't be found.
(should have been "/is/htdocs/wp10606769_ZYB0S33ES7/JSON_Feed/inc/schemata/json-calendar.json")

so i tried to correct the path:

if(preg_match('/^:\/\/\//', $uri)) { $uri = str_replace(':///', '/', $uri); }

but then something really weired happened.
my autoloader tried to load a class qjesqzok_k_
(Class: "qjesqzok_k_" not found (inc/qjesqzok_k_.php)) and certainly failed to do so, because there i no such class/php file there.

here's what i use as an autoloader:
pl_autoload_register(function ($class) { $file = 'inc/'.strtr($class, '\\', '/').'.php'; if (file_exists($file)) { require $file; return true; } else { echo '#argl#' .'<br>'; echo 'Class: "' .$class . '" not found (' .$file .')'; exit; } });

now i'm stuck.

i know this all sounds weired, but have you ever tried to run your class on different machines (linux for example) or am i simply too stupid to use this?

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Ah, nevermind, this has sth. to do with WordPress and the way i'm using it right now.

but besides that, you might have a look at the file/path quirks i had.
and thanks for helping out :-)

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@michapixel, any chances that you resolved this issue and you remember the answer? ;) Two years later I have the same problem as you had (I'm not using WP but Cake PHP).

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