Hello,
that indeed depends on ho heavy your customisation is.
So my understanding is that all the action code is the same, right, but
templates differ.
A solution that sounds feasible is to create customer subdirectories.
then in each action you do a $this->setTemplate($customer."/editSuccess");
where $customer is either aquired from login details or any other parameter.
I havent tried this, but thats what I would go for.
In the end I would try to refactor this. Perhaps in an own sfActions class that
encapsulates this.
I can try experimenting with this at home, if in meantime nobody comes up with
a better or more concrete solution, but perhaps thats also enough to get you
trying things out
.: Fabian
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