Description:
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If I accidentally pass a wrong parameter to Zend_Form when creating a new element
(common mistake during development) and I pass an element itself, it causes segmentation fault.

I don't have time to investigate this issue further to pinpoint exact location of segfault in Zend Framework, therefore I am attaching only proof of concept code below, which uses Zend Framework classes.


Test script:
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// Enable Zend Autoloader
require_once "Zend/Loader/Autoloader.php";
$autoloader = Zend_Loader_Autoloader::getInstance();


// Get form object
$domain = 'a2o.si';
$Form   = _getForm($domain);
echo $Form->render();



// Function that creates form object
function _getForm ($domain)
{
    $View = new Zend_View();

    // Create form
    $Form = new Zend_Form();
    $Form->setView($View);
    $Form->setAction('/domain/createrr')
	->setMethod('post')
	->setName('form_createrr');

    // Add an element - NOTE A BUGGY WAY TO ADD IT 
    // ($domain is not 'a2o.si' anymore after this line)
    $domain = $Form->createElement('hidden', 'domain');
    $domain->setValue($domain);
    $Form->addElement($domain);

    return $Form;
}


Expected result:
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Form in HTML notation.

Actual result:
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Segmentation fault (tested with CLI and Apache Handler)