Description: ------------ When calling DB_DataObject_FormBuilder::create, the method generates an incorrect lowercase class name, no matter what case you pass the $driver parameter in. Also, the $mainClass parameter is not used when calculating the class name, and it is also incorrectly all lowercase. Normally this does not cause a problem, as PHP classes are not case sensitive. However, when using the __autoload method to automatically include classes on case-sensitive systems, the filename needs to match the class name. In other words, the class at DB/DataObject/FormBuilder/Quickform.php contains a class named DB_DataObject_FormBuilder_QuickForm. __autoload needs the correct case to determine the file path to this class. Test script: --------------- // Sample autoload function function __autoload($class_name) { $namespace = explode('_', $class_name); $filename = array_pop($class_path).'.php'; $class_path = $namespace.'/'.$filename; if (file_exists($class_path)) { include($class_path); return true; } return false; } // Fails using default driver name $form = DB_DataObject_FormBuilder::create($do_sample); // Fails using custom driver name $form = DB_DataObject_FormBuilder::create($do_sample, false, 'CamelCase'); Expected result: ---------------- Suggested Fix: FormBuilder.php, line 908: function &create(&$do, $options = false, $driver = 'QuickForm', $mainClass = 'DB_DataObject_FormBuilder') FormBuilder.php, line 922: $className = $mainClass.'_'.$driver;

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