Hi everybody, I am trying to use WWW::Pusher. The idea is to send messages from server to browser. I used script provided in the docs but it does not work. 

 use WWW::Pusher;

    my $pusher    = WWW::Pusher->new(
                         auth_key => 'YOUR API KEY',
                         secret => 'YOUR SECRET',
                         app_id => 'YOUR APP ID',
                         channel => 'test_channel' );

    my $response  = $pusher->trigger(event => 'my_event', data => 'Tes
+t message');
    my $sock_auth = $pusher->socket_auth('socket_auth_key');

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The message is delivered but is "undefine". Looking more carefully I realized that message is not formatted in the proper way by WWW::Pusher.It should be formatted like this:{"message": "Test message"}. WWW::Pusher is sending only "Test Message". Looking at JavaScript console in Chrome I should have: "data":{"message":"Test message"} but I am getting only: "data":"Test message", so clearly problem with formatting the message by WWW::Pusher. So I started looking at Pusher.pm file, hoping to be able to modify it and make it to work. I tried insert : {"message": "Test message"} directly into Pusher.pm but still it is undefined. In Chrome console I am getting this: "data":"{\"message\": \"Test message\"}". So the question: how to format this message so it will be properly sent by WWW::Pusher ?? Thanks like always, Robert

In reply to WWW::Pusher - does not send a message by rkrasowski

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