I have updated my question.

Yes, I see, its an improvement, but it needs more

Where is the perl program that focuses on one goal? (remember Re: Need help to improve pagination )

So you want a perl function to print some html stuff

and you want that function ( someHtmlStuff ) to print different html stuff based on some value of checkbox1 one and checkbox2, correct?

So this is the function you write 

 
someHtmlStuff( \%allColors, \%mainColors, $checkbox1, $checkbox2 ) ;

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And these are the possibilities , this is the beginning of your program (like Re: Need help to improve pagination ) 

someHtmlStuff( \%allColors, \%mainColors, undef, undef );
someHtmlStuff( \%allColors, \%mainColors, 0, 0 );
someHtmlStuff( \%allColors, \%mainColors, 1, 0 );
someHtmlStuff( \%allColors, \%mainColors, 1, 1 );
someHtmlStuff( \%allColors, \%mainColors, 0, 1 );

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This is where you begin, now keep going

In reply to Re: Perl and jQuery to select mutiple elements from dropdown by checking checkboxes by Anonymous Monk
in thread Perl and jQuery to select mutiple elements from dropdown by checking checkboxes by ashraot

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