You really do attack the problem. But since I didn't explicitly see it, and am a bad reader, I just want to be sure that implementing...

use Cpanel::JSON::XS::Type;

sub makeJSON {
    (my $hashref) = @_;

    my $json = encode_json($hashref, {returnvalue => JSON_TYPE_INT,
                                   username    => JSON_TYPE_STRING,
                                   userid      => JSON_TYPE_STRING,
                                   status      => JSON_TYPE_STRING,
                                   filename    => JSON_TYPE_STRING,
                                   rawfilename => JSON_TYPE_STRING,
                                   ticket      => JSON_TYPE_STRING,
                                   message     => JSON_TYPE_STRING});
    return $json;
}

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...covers my bases.

Although am still a little offset that sometimes it turned it into a string, and sometimes not. But I'll get over it.

Again, thanks for making slides to let people know.

In reply to Re^4: Int becomes String when I convert to json by bartender1382
in thread Int becomes String when I convert to json by bartender1382

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