The param method doesn't seem to work for checkboxes.
Here's a cut-down version of what (I think) you're
doing:
param('checkbox', 1);
print checkbox(-name=>'checkbox',
-value=>'checkbox',
-label=>'My Checkbox');
Which prints:
<INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="checkbox" VALUE="checkbox">My Checkbox
Whereas code like this:
print checkbox(-name=>'checkbox2',
-value=>'checkbox2',
-label=>'My Other Checkbox',
-checked=>1);
Prints what (I think) you want
<INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="checkbox2" VALUE="checkbox2" CHECKED>My O
+ther Checkbox
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