omg Aurheim please read anything about Zend Framewrok on maunual or any other tuturial. You are asking about such trivial question that it drives me crazy.
My propostition is very simple - read something about client side of application (html, javascript), basics of php and design patters (including MVC), mod_rewrite, and only then ZF. You are definetely trying to do things that are too hard for you.
However, I am helpful person so I'l try to answer your questions.
1. First of all, looking at the links you're accessing - configure your web server root to html directory, or make the structure as follows (it is not required but maybe it will help you):
Code:
+application
bootstrap.php
+modules
+default
+controllers
IndexController.php
TransfereController.php
...
+models
+views
+index // IndexController
index.phtml // IndexController:indexAction()
test.phtml // IndexController:testAction()
+transfere
index.phtml // TransfereController:indexAction()
other.phtml // TransfereController:otherAction()
+someothermodule
+configs
...
+library
+Zend
...
+public
+css
+js
+images
index.php // require_once '../application/bootstrap.php';
.htaccess // RewriteEngine On
!\.(js|ico|gif|jpg|png|css)$ index.php
As you can see the main difference is that index.php is no longer in html folder.
now if you go to
http://localhost/app/, IndexController and indexAction() from default module is accessed. application/modules/default/index/index.phtml
2. I really can't see where does the problem with rendering comes from. I can only think of this situation:
In controller you propably write:
PHP Code:
echo $form1;
echo $form2;
echo $form3;
Am I right?
However, You should type in
PHP Code:
$this->view->form1 = $form1;
$this->view->form2 = $form2;
$this->view->form3 = $form3;
In conclusion, this may help you. However, you are "obliged" to get some further information on topics I listed in the beginning. I strongly encourage you to do some
easier things (do you really need the functionality ZF provides ??)