@choroba, it is the Dumper from Data::Dumper; I use it often when working with Json to see the entire response formatted nicely. Helps a lot to see what variables and arrays are listed.

@haukex, that worked to fix it perfectly. Thanks for that. I'd have torn my hair out all day trying to figure out why it wasn't working when every other time I used Json it worked. I also noticed that it worked as $apiJson[0]->[0]->{'id'}; Not entirely sure what makes that different but I am using the way you wrote it as it is shorter by a few characters for the same result. My terminal now shows:

msgId: 233638292636041218 <MiyakoProductions> test3

In reply to Re: Perplexing JSON decoding issue. by Miyako
in thread Perplexing JSON decoding issue. by Miyako

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