Is implementing UmbracoControllerFactory the way to go if I would like to have complete control over what controller and view Umbraco uses?
To elaborate, I have a common project which is being shared by a lot of separate Umbraco projects (same solution). If a matching controller and/or view doesn't exist in a sub project, I would like to fall back and look in the common project file structure. Thus, route hijacking is not enough here.
Can this be accomplished by creating my own implementation of UmbracoControllerFactory?
Resolving controllers and views in runtime
Is implementing UmbracoControllerFactory the way to go if I would like to have complete control over what controller and view Umbraco uses?
To elaborate, I have a common project which is being shared by a lot of separate Umbraco projects (same solution). If a matching controller and/or view doesn't exist in a sub project, I would like to fall back and look in the common project file structure. Thus, route hijacking is not enough here.
Can this be accomplished by creating my own implementation of UmbracoControllerFactory?
Hi Filur
Did you find a solution? Can you share with our community, please?
/Alex
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