> David,
>
> The different front ends are identical in functionality, except for the
> templates, and a few nodes in the settings.xml.
>
In this case it's probably enough to choose appropriate templates in the views.
Something like
return AgaviConfig::get('active_site', 'Default').'Success');
or to reuse input templates:
$this->getLayer('content')->setTemplate(AgaviConfig::get('active_site',
'Default').'Input');
To switch the master you could do something like:
$this->getContext()->getLayer('decorator')->setTemplate(AgaviConfig::get('core.templates').'/some_other_master');
If you specify your template prefix or postfix per site in you project's
baseview it's probably a very fast change to have additional sites.
See http://www.mivesto.de/agavi/agavi-faq.html#general_17 and
http://www.mivesto.de/agavi/agavi-faq.html#general_18 for a quick hint.
Another simple approach would perhaps to have a module for each site and reuse
the action/view/templates from widgets defined in a "Common" module both
site-modules use.
If you just want theming for you sites you may define body ids or classes and
change the whole style using CSS only (maybe with combining/defining another
layout/master in your output_types.xml).
Regards,
Steffen
> Thanks
>
> ---------------------------------------
>
> Cristiana Yambo
>
> Senior Site Developer
>
> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
>
> 212-287-6398
>
>
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