Controlling a Spry HTML panel with a Jump Menu

Hi, I wonder if anyone can help.
I've implemented a HTML panel within a page to display different page elements and have it working no problem with a simple href and an onClick event but I would like to control what is displayed by using a jump menu (drop down list) - any idea how I can control that to populate the necessary DIV?
eg: <select name="site" size=1 onChange="hpanel.loadContent(this.href); return false;"> (obviously this doesn't work!)
Thanks in advance
Neil

It works fine, but your pages arent found;
http://www.thedesignforge.co.uk/clients/elsevier/laure/v2/dollar_rates.html
See its missing.
But
http://www.thedesignforge.co.uk/clients/elsevier/laure/v2/dollar_rate.html
Exists. So it seems to me you are linking to a incorrect file.

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