Upgraded 2.1.2 to 2.1.3, still says 'new version available'

General Installation & Upgrade
1

I have a (paid) license to CS-Cart, and have 2.1.2. I used the upgrade to 2.1.3. The upgrade process changed a few DB tables and a few packages. It said it completed successfully, and that I now have 2.1.3.



But every admin page has this warning on top “A new version of CS-Cart is available. Please update now.” I’m advised to go to the upgrade center for a multi-vendor edition. I don’t need that.



So, what is this really trying to tell me, and how can I make the warning go away?



Thanks,

Jerome.

2

What does it say in /config.php?


// Product information
define('PRODUCT_NAME', 'CS-CART');
define('PRODUCT_VERSION', '2.1.3');
define('PRODUCT_STATUS', '');
// COMMUNITY|PROFESSIONAL|MULTIVENDOR
define('PRODUCT_TYPE', 'PROFESSIONAL');

3

// Product information

define(‘PRODUCT_NAME’, ‘CS-CART’);

define(‘PRODUCT_VERSION’, ‘2.1.3’);

define(‘PRODUCT_STATUS’, ‘’);

// COMMUNITY|PROFESSIONAL|MULTIVENDOR

define(‘PRODUCT_TYPE’, ‘PROFESSIONAL’);



Just like your example.



And here is my warning:

Notice

A new version of CS-Cart is available! Please update now.

4

Go to the upgrade center and see what package it wants to run.

5

Notice

A new version of CS-Cart is available! Please update now.

Upgrade center



Refresh packages list | Installed upgrades | Update edition | Settings



No upgrades currently available





Even after I run “Refresh packages list”, same messages.

6

I don’t know. Try clearing cache. Browser as well.

7

My upgraded files add up to a lot, with this summary:



Version: 2.1.3, Release date: 02/01/2011 05:57, Filesize: 2,183 Kb

8

I ran the CS-Cart cache (&cc) to no effect. I cleared out the browser cache and no more upgrade warning.



Since all CS-Cart pages are dynamic, a cache shouldn’t contain such a phrase. But there you are.



My problem is now resolved. Thank you for your help that fixed it.



Jerome.

9

[quote name=‘javaguy’]I ran the CS-Cart cache (&cc) to no effect. I cleared out the browser cache and no more upgrade warning.



Since all CS-Cart pages are dynamic, a cache shouldn’t contain such a phrase. But there you are.



My problem is now resolved. Thank you for your help that fixed it.



Jerome.[/quote]



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