Calling JavaScript functions directly from <OPTION>... 2

[JavaStripped]

Is is possible to call a JavaScript function immediately by selecting a specific

<OPTION>

value in a

<SELECT>

control (i.e., via some attribute of the

<OPTION>

element)?
E.g.:
<SELECT...>
<OPTION...attr=&quot;function()&quot;...>

I've found no such attribute mentioned anywhere, so I'm betting it doesn't exist, but I know I don't know everything, or I wouldn't be asking so many questions on this site... JavaStripped
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[DoubleV]

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[JavaStripped]

Wow! Thanks for the quick response, DoubleV! That definitely gets a star!
Hey, I'll even throw in a medal, too. JavaStripped
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[harmmeijer]

Funny enaugh in IE6 the option has a mouseup and click but it doesn't do anything with it:

<select id=&quot;butCancel&quot; multiple >
<option value=0 id=opt onmouseup=&quot;alert(this);&quot; onmousedown=&quot;alert(this.id);&quot;>lkjdflkjds</option>
</select>
<br>
<script>
var obj = document.getElementById('butCancel').options[0];
alert(obj.id);
for(hh in obj) {
document.write(hh + &quot;<br>&quot

}
</script>