API Doc says that .find() method accepts arrays of arguments (one per primary key field), but it does not specify that these arrays MUST NOT be hash, otherwise array entries are skipped and .find() does not return all matching rows! Very serious bug!

Ex: $id = array(0=>1, 1=>2, 99=>3); mytable.find($id) will skip value '3' because its key is not 2. Generated $whereClause is:

where expected clause is:

This comes from the following code, in Zend_Db_Table_Abstract, public function find():

            for ($i = 0; $i < count($keyValues); ++$i) {
                $whereList[$i][$keyPosition] = $keyValues[$i];
            }

which could be replaced by:

           $i = 0;
            foreach ($keyValues as $v) {
                $whereList[$i++][$keyPosition] = $v;
            }

Great framework anyway! Keep up, guys! Thx