Add notices about Checkout URLs being superior for direct checkout workflows #1088
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Added informational notices to the Add to Cart URLs documentation to guide users toward the more appropriate Checkout URL solution when their use case involves loading checkout directly or adding multiple products.
Changes Made
Primary Notice: Added an informational callout early in the article (after the introduction) that explains Checkout URLs are typically a better solution for direct checkout workflows. This notice highlights that Checkout URLs support multiple products in a single URL and provide a more streamlined checkout experience.
Secondary Notice: Added a focused callout in the "Adding multiple products" section that specifically addresses the limitation of Add to Cart URLs requiring JavaScript workarounds for multiple products, while Checkout URLs natively support this functionality.
Both notices include proper links to the Checkout URL documentation to help users find the better solution for their needs.
Why This Matters
Add to Cart URLs have inherent limitations:
Checkout URLs solve these problems by:
These notices help guide developers to the most appropriate solution for their specific use case while preserving the existing Add to Cart URL documentation for scenarios where it's still the right choice.
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