And to finish up my threads above about not changing the default "Zend"
prefix of "Zend_View_Helper" to a non-Zend prefix (it's a bit of a party
foul to not do this)...
If you create a custom form you might call it:
"class My_View_Helper_FormMultiCheckboxList extends
Zend_View_Helper_FormElement"
Save the file in:
"/application/views/helpers/" as FormMultiCheckboxList.php
To get the view to be able to find/load this custom view helper, you need to
set a path for it. To do this, open up your Bootstrap.php file and add the
following code:
$view->addHelperPath(APPLICATION_PATH . '/views/helpers',
'My_View_Helper');
where APPLICATION_PATH is a static variable that contains the absolute path
to your "/application" folder (assuming you've created this variable
already)
That should allow you to use any custom helper that starts with the prefix
"My_View_Helper" in it's class name.
Of course, edit the names based on your needs. I hope that helps!
Cheers!
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