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javascript OPTION onclick alternative

Asked by SaMuEl in JavaScript, Extensible HTML (XHTML), Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT)

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I have a program which generates HTML from an XML file using XSLT.
The program needs to generate a dropdown such that
<select>
<option onclick="function($dynamicallyGeneratedParameters1)">$generated Name</option>
<option onclick="function($dynamicallyGeneratedParameters2)">$generated Name</option>
<option onclick="function($dynamicallyGeneratedParameters3)">$generated Name</option>
</select>
The problem is onclick event doesn't work in internet explorer, and each option must call the function with different parameters that are hardcoded into the HTML when the page is generated.
Unfortunately the program cannot run inline scripts so something like
<script>
var parametersArray = new Array()
parametersArray[1] = $dynamicallyGeneratedParameters1
parametersArray[2] = $dynamicallyGeneratedParameters2
parametersArray[3] = $dynamicallyGeneratedParameters3
function2(inPA)
{
...(code to call function1)
}
</script>
<select onchange="function2(parametersArray[this.selectedIndex])">
...
</select>

won't work...

Can anybody provide a solution to this problem.
I need to call the function with different parameters, based on what is selected, without using any inline scripts.
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Tags: javascript, onclick, option
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