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Lorem Ipsum2020-04-30 09:25:44
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Lorem Ipsum, 2020-04-30 09:25:44

How to find where Multisite::includeArea("contacts") comes from?

When you click on the submit button in the feedback form, no data is received. The form sends data to a file where there are no handlers, only require header.php and footer.php.
But is there a place to find the code for this module/infoblock?Multisite::includeArea("contacts")

<form action="/about/contacts/" method="POST" class="feedback_eshop_new">

Full code of /about/contacts/index.php file
<?require($_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/bitrix/header.php");
$APPLICATION->SetTitle("Контакты");
$APPLICATION->SetPageProperty("title", "Контакты");?>

<? Multisite::includeArea("contacts");?>

<?require($_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/bitrix/footer.php")?>

I did not find the description of the Multisite class in the Bitrix components .

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PetrPo, 2020-04-30
@ImpAnonym

Use reflection link

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alex4answ, 2020-04-30
@alex4answ

Use tracing, just throw an exception in this file

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serginhold, 2020-04-30
@serginhold

use a normal development environment (IDE), no need to write code in a notepad
in phpstorm for example:
right-click on the class name -> go to -> and a bunch of choices where, for example type declaration

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