Remove json2 enqueue (no longer available in WP 6.9)#848
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Closing this for #845 |
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Summary
This PR removes all wp_enqueue_script( 'json2' ) calls from the Freemius SDK to avoid missing dependency warnings introduced in WordPress 6.9.
Details
The json2 script was historically enqueued as a companion to jQuery to support very old browsers lacking native JSON support.
This is reflected in the codebase, where each removed json2 enqueue was immediately preceded by wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery' ).
Since WordPress 6.9 has removed the json2 handle and all supported browsers provide native JSON, this dependency is no longer needed.
The jQuery enqueues are intentionally left unchanged.
Impact
• No functional changes
• Removes admin console warnings in WordPress 6.9+
• Keeps the SDK aligned with modern WordPress standards