>> "if &CC2::Schema::BirthdayCardList::add_to_birthday_cards exists, you get the behaviour you are seeing" Yes, that is obvious, but as I mentioned there is no such method or a single word 'add_to_birthday_cards' in the module, CC2::Schema::BirthdayCardList. Also, it is not in UNIVERSAL, please see this : 
perl -I ~/cc-tmpl/lib/ -MUNIVERSAL -le 'print "Yes.....\n" if UNIVERSA
+L->can("add_to_birthday_cards")'

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doesn't print "Yes.....". Also, 
grep 'add_to_birthday_cards' /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.8/UNIVERSAL.pm -rli

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outputs nothing.

In reply to Re^2: "Method is not in the class but it is there!" by shak380
in thread "Method is not in the class but it is there!" by shak380

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