<aside>Lest you get the wrong idea--I love ZF. It rocks. I could make some suggestions re: docs, but what is available is pretty good already.</aside>
I can appreciate what you are saying re: Zend_Form, but it shouldn't be an issue whether the class def is in application/models vs. application/forms, right? After all, if my code runs when I do a simple require_once with path to my class file, then the issue has to be incorrect autoloader path(s), doesn't it? joedevon wrote: > > > spaceage wrote: >> >> class Model_LoginForm extends Zend_Form >> > > Oops, yeah you're using Zend_Form. that goes here: > /application/forms > > and the file should be named Login.php and begins > > class Form_Login extends Zend_Form > > I haven't used Zend_Form yet, been doing forms manually but will try it > soon. I still think the above is correct though. > > >> >> I think I like this whole Zend_Application thing ??? >> >> > > Actually this wasn't caused by Zend_Application... > > I think the docs need some more work...but I didn't realize how few people > are doing this full time. It's amazing what Matthew and their small team > have achieved considering it's what, 3 full timers and then community > volunteers? I'm really impressed. > > But don't get frustrated. It'll be second nature soon :) > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Zend_Application-and-autoloading-tp23987637p23990977.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
