For me I have hooked into the checkout process and added a hook to skip checkout_shipping and go straight to the payment page. I have also used a hook (a rather substanial one at 176 lines of code) to modify the payment page but it has drastically changed the look and feel of the checkout process.Phoenix Cart Hooks are one of the platform's most powerful development features, allowing store owners and developers to add new functionality, alter existing behaviour, and enhance the customer experience without modifying the Phoenix Cart core files. By placing small, self-contained hook files into designated hook locations, new features can be injected into almost any part of the storefront or administration area. This approach makes upgrades significantly easier because customisations remain separate from the core software, reducing the risk of conflicts when updating to newer Phoenix Cart versions.
The flexibility of the hook system makes it possible to create everything from simple design enhancements to complex business features. Hooks can be used to add promotional banners, checkout improvements, product widgets, SEO tools, customer notifications, payment enhancements, shipping integrations, security features, and much more. Because hooks can inject HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP logic directly into predefined locations, developers can rapidly extend store functionality while maintaining a clean and maintainable codebase. Whether you're building a small visual enhancement or a full commercial addon, Phoenix Cart Hooks provide a robust, upgrade-friendly framework that encourages innovation without compromising the stability of the store.
Has anyone else taken this approach to modify layouts? (discuss
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