A strange error with All In One Tools for Xenforo 2

A strange error with All In One Tools for Xenforo 2

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I'll try to explain as best I can with my bad English.

I have XenForo 2.3.6
When I click on the two that are marked in red on the admin page:
error1.webp


then I get this error:
error2.webp


Can I do anything to avoid the error?
Thank you in advance.

I now see that there are more addons that give an error code.

It's really strange, I have another website and I don't get any errors there.
 
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The error message indicates that the class `XF\Entity\XFCP_Thread` is being declared twice, which causes a conflict:

Error: Cannot declare class XF\Entity\XFCP_Thread because the name is already in use in src/XF/Extension.php at line 212

This means that somewhere in XenForo or an add-on, this class is being redefined when it is already loaded.

Possible Causes:
1. Add-on conflict:
- Some add-ons might be overriding a XenForo class incorrectly or without the proper namespace.
- The error trace shows references to multiple add-ons, such as:
- `SV/SearchImprovements`
- `OzzModz/GoogleSearch`
- One of these add-ons might be causing the issue.

2. Incorrect use of class_alias() in src/XF/Extension.php (line 212):
- `class_alias()` is used in XenForo for class extensions. If a class with the same name is already registered, this error occurs.

3. Cache issue:
- If XenForo is using the class cache (`internal_data/code_cache`), an outdated cache may cause the class to be loaded twice.

4. File structure issue or corrupted files:
- Check if `src/XF/Entity/Thread.php` or a related file exists twice or if there is a conflict with extensions.

Solutions:
1. Disable add-ons and test:
- Try disabling `SV/SearchImprovements` and `OzzModz/GoogleSearch` to see if the error disappears.

2. Clear XenForo cache:
- Delete all files inside `internal_data/code_cache`
- Alternatively, clear the cache via the Admin Panel:
`Admin Panel → Development → Clear Cache`

3. Check PHP files:
- Open `src/XF/Extension.php` (line 212) and look for duplicate class definitions.
- Verify `src/XF/Entity/Thread.php` to ensure `XFCP_Thread` is not declared multiple times.

4. Repair XenForo files:
- If XenForo has been modified, try re-uploading the original files to replace any corrupted or duplicate files.

If the issue persists, try debugging by checking the full error log and any related files.
 
The error message indicates that the class `XF\Entity\XFCP_Thread` is being declared twice, which causes a conflict:



This means that somewhere in XenForo or an add-on, this class is being redefined when it is already loaded.

Possible Causes:
1. Add-on conflict:
- Some add-ons might be overriding a XenForo class incorrectly or without the proper namespace.
- The error trace shows references to multiple add-ons, such as:
- `SV/SearchImprovements`
- `OzzModz/GoogleSearch`
- One of these add-ons might be causing the issue.

2. Incorrect use of class_alias() in src/XF/Extension.php (line 212):
- `class_alias()` is used in XenForo for class extensions. If a class with the same name is already registered, this error occurs.

3. Cache issue:
- If XenForo is using the class cache (`internal_data/code_cache`), an outdated cache may cause the class to be loaded twice.

4. File structure issue or corrupted files:
- Check if `src/XF/Entity/Thread.php` or a related file exists twice or if there is a conflict with extensions.

Solutions:
1. Disable add-ons and test:
- Try disabling `SV/SearchImprovements` and `OzzModz/GoogleSearch` to see if the error disappears.

2. Clear XenForo cache:
- Delete all files inside `internal_data/code_cache`
- Alternatively, clear the cache via the Admin Panel:
`Admin Panel → Development → Clear Cache`

3. Check PHP files:
- Open `src/XF/Extension.php` (line 212) and look for duplicate class definitions.
- Verify `src/XF/Entity/Thread.php` to ensure `XFCP_Thread` is not declared multiple times.

4. Repair XenForo files:
- If XenForo has been modified, try re-uploading the original files to replace any corrupted or duplicate files.

If the issue persists, try debugging by checking the full error log and any related files.
Thanks, I'll give it a try. (y) ;)
 
The error message indicates that the class `XF\Entity\XFCP_Thread` is being declared twice, which causes a conflict:



This means that somewhere in XenForo or an add-on, this class is being redefined when it is already loaded.

Possible Causes:
1. Add-on conflict:
- Some add-ons might be overriding a XenForo class incorrectly or without the proper namespace.
- The error trace shows references to multiple add-ons, such as:
- `SV/SearchImprovements`
- `OzzModz/GoogleSearch`
- One of these add-ons might be causing the issue.

2. Incorrect use of class_alias() in src/XF/Extension.php (line 212):
- `class_alias()` is used in XenForo for class extensions. If a class with the same name is already registered, this error occurs.

3. Cache issue:
- If XenForo is using the class cache (`internal_data/code_cache`), an outdated cache may cause the class to be loaded twice.

4. File structure issue or corrupted files:
- Check if `src/XF/Entity/Thread.php` or a related file exists twice or if there is a conflict with extensions.

Solutions:
1. Disable add-ons and test:
- Try disabling `SV/SearchImprovements` and `OzzModz/GoogleSearch` to see if the error disappears.

2. Clear XenForo cache:
- Delete all files inside `internal_data/code_cache`
- Alternatively, clear the cache via the Admin Panel:
`Admin Panel → Development → Clear Cache`

3. Check PHP files:
- Open `src/XF/Extension.php` (line 212) and look for duplicate class definitions.
- Verify `src/XF/Entity/Thread.php` to ensure `XFCP_Thread` is not declared multiple times.

4. Repair XenForo files:
- If XenForo has been modified, try re-uploading the original files to replace any corrupted or duplicate files.

If the issue persists, try debugging by checking the full error log and any related files.
Thanks for your response, it was SV/SearchImprovements that caused the error.
 
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