Hi guys,

I'm trying to convert this script into Perl: http://ultradev.com.nmsrv.com/custadd-nojson.txt

The syntax of this is a little bit foreign to me, so any pointers would be much appreciated :)

From what I can tell, I would use something like LWP::Simple to send the request as a POST, but I'm a bit stumped with how I would format this kinda stuff: 
        "Customer": {
            "Name": "'.$customer['name'].'",
            "Website": "'.$customer['website'].'",
            "Address": "'.$customer['address'].'",
            "City": "'.$customer['city'].'",
            "StateProvince": "'.$customer['stateprovince'].'",
            "Country": "United States",
            "ZipPostalCode": "'.$customer['zippostalcode'].'",
            "PrimaryContact": {
                "Salutation": "'.$customer['salutation'].'",
                "FirstName": "'.$customer['first name'].'",
                "LastName": "'.$customer['last name'].'",
                "Title": "'.$customer['title'].'",
                "Email": "'.$customer['email'].'",
                "PhoneBusiness": { "Number":"'.$customer['phone'].'"}
            }
            '.$customer_fields.'
        }

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Any suggestions would be much appreciated :)

TIA

Andy

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