bl00dshooter

The whole point of this was that this hook file function should be used over the core function, if it exists. Well, that was the better idea I could come up with. Do you have a better suggestion of structuration of a hook system, that I can implement?

Hello folks, So, I have decided to start a small CMS, for learning purposes. It's going pretty smooth, but I decided to implement a hook system, so you can extend the CMS without touching the core files. I have the following idea: To create a hook, a person creates a php file in the hooks folder, and simply redeclare every method of my classes he/she wants. Example: I have a class called Users that has a method called showUser, like the following: class Users { function showUser($id) { echo "Welcome ". $id; } } then, in the hooks folder, a file called Users_leavePlease.php: function showUser($id) { echo "Please leave " . $id; } The problem is...php won't allow it. It gives me the function redeclare error if I include the php file. Any ideas how can I make this work? thanks, bl00dshooter.