@dalton_moen
To call a static class and method in PHP, you can use the scope resolution operator (::). Here's an example:
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class MyClass {
public static function myStaticMethod() {
return "Hello, World!";
}
}
$result = MyClass::myStaticMethod();
echo $result;
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In this example, we have a static method myStaticMethod within the MyClass class. We call the method using the scope resolution operator :: followed by the method name.
The result of calling the static method is then stored in a variable and printed out using echo.