Description: ------------ In create() its checked if a driver-class is present (line 922): $className = 'db_dataobject_formbuilder_'.strtolower($driver); I'm using FormBuilder together with the Zend Framework, and is using the Zend_Loader to autoload classes. FormBuilder is itself including the required driver, if not present. However, since class_exists() as default calls the autoload-function, if the class is not present, the autoloader will try to include the file for the class 'db_dataobject_formbuilder_<driver>', which fails, since the more correct class is 'DB_DataObject_FormBuilder_<driver>'. Is there some specific reason why it's all lowercased? I've changed it in my own setup, and it seems to be working ok.

This is done in 1.0.0

Too quick to close this one... The drivername is still lowercased in line 922 of FormBuilder.php, while the filename is _not_ lowercased. The driverpart of the driver used, is also _not_ lowercased.

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