Hi,

I have a problem which I probably can solve by hooking up a handler for the TemplateResolver.TemplateResolved event, but I wanted to check if anyone have a different suggestion for how to solve this.

A client of mine currently have a number of country-specific sites. It started with only one, and when the time came to release the site in a new country, it was decided at the time to simply copy the UI project of the first site, and use the copy for the second site. Then came the time to open up in a third country, so repeat the process. Although most of the code is more or less identical, there are differences, such as different countries having different payment providers when creating accounts.

Now we want to merge all these sites into a single UI project. However, we would like to NOT have a million if-statements in the code, to run different things depending on which site is currently being rendered (and we want to avoid the hassle of having a bunch of copies of each page template).

My current thinking is to have mulitple controllers registered for the same template (e.g. the CreateAccountPage), name the country specific controller something like CreateAccountPageSeController, and then select that controller in the TemplateResolved event (based on which site is being rendered), and if there is only a single controller implemented, simply let it handle it.

I was first thinking about changing templates depending on the FQDN of the request, but it's probably better to change depending on the language of the page being rendered.

Now, my question is - does anyone have a better solution for this particular problem?