Hi Monks, this may sound little extended by perl standards, but i am looking at getting more inputs from users as they select the given text box. 
 
[]Checkbox1
[]Checkbox2
[]Checkbox3

This shuld help us display

when check box 1 is clicked,
Input for checkbox1 [    ]

-----------------------
Submit
when checkbox1 and checbox2 is clicked,

Input for checkbox1 [    ]
Input for checkbox2 [    ]

-----------------------
Submit
 and so forth.

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I tried this using onClick option combined with if else statement, but it dosent seem to work. 
$cgi->checkbox_group(-name=>'checkoptions',-value=> ['Checkbox1', 'Che
+ckbox2', 'Checkbox3'], -onClick=>"this.form.submit()")
my $flag= $cgi->param('checkoptions');
if($flag eq 'Checkbox1'){  print "Input for checkbox1  ",$cgi->textfie
+ld(-name=>"option1");}

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Please help me here.

In reply to display new options based on checkbox inputs by Anonymous Monk

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