Here's a tip for using Perlmonks: if you have a large chunk of code (or, in your case, JSON), it's best if you wrap that in READMORE tags so that the entire chunk of text doesn't display in its entirety. This saves bandwidth.
Alex / talexb / Toronto
"Groklaw is the open-source mentality applied to legal research" ~ Linus Torvalds
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Turns out the json im trying to post got cut off just fyi for the full call see below:
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You will need to learn how to read JSON data. Fortunately, JSON is almost a subset of Perl syntax, so perlref (and maybe References Quick Reference will get you along nicely. Then you will need to reduce your JSON message to something that is allowable to post here. Please show some effort.
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You have , at the end of your arrays. This isn't valid JSON.
Not sure how I didn't see all the other replies above, ignore.
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