Checkbox list storing JavaScript script

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Checkbox list storing - A script for converting binary and decimal values, for the purpose of storing information from a list of checkboxes A script for converting binary and decimal values, for the purpose of storing information from a list of checkboxes. The code is set up for 8 checkbox values, but you can increase the number by changing the relevant parts of the code (read the comments for specifics). The intention of this code is that you can store a decimal value in a database which will contain information on which checkbox options have been selected and which haven't. In order for it to work you need to have a fixed order for your checkbox options which will not change! The code is in two halves, first of all is the data input, where you select the checkboxes and store the decimal value. The second part is retrieving information about the checkboxes.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / BSD / Solaris

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