I can only guess but it looks like you’re Module path isn’t part of the Autoloading Path for Zend Framework. Best thing to do is to add a

protected function _initAutoload()

to your Bootstrap class. Since the addition of Zend_Application it’s probably best to change the original code I posted a bit and namespace the plugin, ie. rename it to something like MyProjectName_Layout_Plugin (in a file like this library/MyProjectName/Layout/Plugin.php). What that allows you to do, is to do cool stuff like this:

$autoloader = Zend_Loader_Autoloader::getInstance();
$autoloader->registerNamespace(array('MyProjectName_'));

and all should be well. In the index.php inside the public folder you need to add “library” to the PHP include_path

defined( 'APPLICATION_PATH' ) || define( 'APPLICATION_PATH', realpath(
dirname( __FILE__ ) . '/../application' ) );
 
set_include_path(
   implode(PATH_SEPARATOR, array(
       get_include_path(),
       realpath(APPLICATION_PATH.'/../library'),
       )
   )
);

Hope that helps you get the idea. I recommend you read a bit about autoloading in Zend Framework to help you along.

please help me,

I have the same problem as you. But even if I add

$element->clearDecorators();
$element->setDecorators(array(
array(‘ViewScript’),
array(‘File’),
array(‘Errors’)
));
to my file element, i get the “no file decorator found” error… can you send me your solution? I also have my own decorator for my forms. Do I have to create my own Decorator for the file element? I thought he uses de default one, if I write it in that way… maybe you can help me :-)

Any chance of an invite?

wuerde mich riesig ueber eine einladung zu dropular freuen …

gruesse aus bonn

nilson