That is helpful to know. So possibly this is isolated to the PHP
json_decode() functionality.

In my case, I get the following JSON decoded string from twitter
(happens to be empty result set):

{"results":[],"since_id":3448308315,"max_id":
3450048057,"refresh_url":"?
since_id=3450048057&q=text","results_per_page":10,"completed_in":
0.034427,"page":1,"query":"text"}

but following its processing by json_decode the since_id and max_id
parameters are not decoded properly:

stdClass Object
(
   [results] => Array
        (
        )
   [since_id] => -846658981
   [max_id] => -844919239
   [refresh_url] => ?since_id=3450048057&q=text
   [results_per_page] => 10
   [completed_in] => 0.034427
   [page] => 1
   [query] => text
)


My current solution is to force the encoded return string to change as
follows prior to json_decode:

"since_id":"3448308315","max_id":"3450048057"
           ^          ^          ^          ^

But this is not a great fix.

JSJ



On Aug 21, 11:37 am, Cameron Kaiser <spec...@floodgap.com> wrote:
> > Recently my twitter search API code stopped working properly (using
> > search.json). After tracking down the issue here is what I think is
> > going on:
>
> > - Recently, the status/message IDs returned by the search API began
> > exceeding the maximum positive integer allowed on 32-bit OS platforms
> > (2,147,483,647). For example, in a recent API call I am getting
> > message IDs such as 3,448,308,315.
> > - The twitter API returns these within the JSON string using integer
> > encoding. From PHP, when I decode the return JSON string using
> > json_decode on 32-bit Windows, I end up with ID values such as
> > -958,581,221 rather than 3,xxx,xxx,xxx.
>
> I think this is PHP's problem. Perl doesn't have it; it sees this tweet
> as ID 3 451 486 259, not a negative one relative to 2 147 483 647, and this
> is on a very old Perl to boot. This is the actual dump from TTYtter's
> internal hash:
>
> [{'text','@mom2twinsplus1 you\'re welcome. alas, browser options are thin for 
> Mac OS 9, which is why we\'re working on 
> it.','to_user_id',276359,'to_user','mom2twinsplus1','from_user','doctorlinguist','id',3451486259,'from_user_id',2769,
>
> As you can see, the ID is handled correctly.
>
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