so you're overriding the real_estate_listing.php page type in order to customize the display then? If you temporarily move that file or rename it do you experience the same error? if so, then can you tell me the line number of the error after reverting to the original file?

The original file tests for the existence of that object before trying to call a method on it, so this type of error message should be prevented:

<? if( is_object($address) ){ ?>
<h1 class="address">
<? if( strlen(trim($address->getAddress1()).trim($address->getAddress1())) ){ ?>

I'm wondering if you customized this file in a way that no longer does this is_object check?

Hi Tony,

I've renamed the customised real_estate_listing.php. Please view below the resulting error message.

Fatal error: Call to a member function getAddress1() on a non-object in /var/www/vhosts/xxxxxx.com/httpdocs/packages/tony_real_estate/page_types/real_estate_listing.php on line 89

so looking at the original code for that real_estate_listing.php page type, there isn't actually any reference to that getAddress1() around there. Did you make some changes on original that version too?

Hi Tony,

It is unclear whether the original real_estate_listing.php was edited as the site was developed by a previous developer colleague who has now since moved on.

I checked, and that did look like it had been edited at some point. I uploaded a change to your site to make sure that object existed before trying to call a method on it.