I've seen in many places all around the php code that a check is beings constantly made for a version called ULTIMATE:
fn_allowed_for('ULTIMATE')
I was just hoping someone could explain to me the purpose of this. I thought there were just 2 versions, Normal and Multi-Vendor. Sometimes i've even seen that the "ULTIMATE" code leads to different behavior.
Should I ever need to perform this check myself If I am only modifying files for a Multi-Vendor version?
I've seen in many places all around the php code that a check is beings constantly made for a version called ULTIMATE:
fn_allowed_for('ULTIMATE')
I was just hoping someone could explain to me the purpose of this. I thought there were just 2 versions, Normal and Multi-Vendor. Sometimes i've even seen that the "ULTIMATE" code leads to different behavior.
Should I ever need to perform this check myself If I am only modifying files for a Multi-Vendor version?
Thanks.
ULTIMATE - is old name of CS-Cart edition with multiple store-fronts. This code allows to check if CS-Cart or Multi-Vendor is used now.