Thats the way it should be done IMHO.
You just should use the shortcut:
return $this->renderPartial('myPartial', array('myVrialbles'=> $val));
You could also use a full view rendering, by returning sfView::SUCCESS; (or
wathever else)
and then move your presentation in the fastActionSuccess.php template.
If your view needs to be customized, you should move it in a separate
template, instead of doing everything in your action.
But if you just render a partial, it finally the same:
- return the name of the template to render
- return the rendered partial
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