Hello,

Long-time user, first-time poster.

I'm using subsites to manage a number of brands under a single group-company. This, by and large has been a great success. However, with things winding down for the holidays, I have taken it upon myself to move away from have a module AND a theme for each brand: historically, we've been maintaining two different git repositories for each brand, and now we have some version number mismatches, and a generally messy (for the developer) process of making changes across multiple different origins.

So, the crux of the matter: subsite1/templates/* and subsite2/templates/* are all present, however, all of the subsite2 templates are overriding the first subsite. i.e. the last-loaded subsite is displaying correctly. Any loaded before it are using the last set of includes (Header.ss etc).

Is there an easy way to tell each subsite module "hey, use THIS set of templates" without needing to fall back on the less-neat themes way of doing things and setting the theme for each subsite?

OK, so one solution is simply to de-duplicate template file names across all the modules. i.e. the common Header.ss file becomes Brand1Header.ss and Brand2Header.ss and so on.

I'd still like to know if there's some way I can trigger templates to load based on the http request, in the same way as we trigger different subsite content to load depending on the resolved URL using _ss_environment.php