Well Thanks to all Monks who helped on this. was able to find out a way to do this, without using JavaScript.
print header;
&load($cgi);
sub load()
{
$cgi = shift;
if (!$cgi->param('submit'))
{
$cgi=&showhtml($cgi);
exit;
}
<....carry on with other task.....>
}
sub showhtml()
{
my $cgi=shift;
print $cgi->start_html();
print $cgi->checkbox(-name="1",values=>"1",-onClick=>"this.form.submi
+t()),checkbox(-name="2",values=>"2",-onClick=>"this.form.submit());
my $a=$cgi->param("1");
my $b=$cgi->param("2");
if($a)
{
<show textbox;>
}
if($b)
{
<show textbox;>
}
print $cgi->submit(-name=>'submit',-value=>'submit');
}
Hope this will help for anyone looking in the future.
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