function selectfun(elem){
if(elem.value == 'radio'){
alert(elem.value);
}
else{
alert('it is not radio')
}
}
<select name='choose' class='choose' onclick='selectfun(this)'>
<option value='text'>VAR CHAR</option>
<option value='number'>NUMBER</option>
<option value='radio'>RADIO</option>
</select>
<select name='choose' class='choose' onclick='selectfun(this)'>
<option value='text'>VAR CHAR</option>
<option value='number'>NUMBER</option>
<option value='radio'>RADIO</option>
</select>
Add an event value to the onchange event
(I assume you want the selected value not that the select has been clicked)
<select id='select1' name='choose' class='choose' onchange=selectfun(event);>
<option value='text'>VAR CHAR</option>
<option value='number'>NUMBER</option>
<option value='radio'>RADIO</option>
</select>
<select id='select2' name='choose' class='choose' onchange=selectfun(event);>
<option value='text'>VAR CHAR</option>
<option value='number'>NUMBER</option>
<option value='radio'>RADIO</option>
</select>
<select id='select3' name='choose' class='choose' onchange=selectfun(event);>
<option value='text'>VAR CHAR</option>
<option value='number'>NUMBER</option>
<option value='radio'>RADIO</option>
</select>
Get selection info using the event
function selectfun(event){
alert(event.target.id + " Selected " + event.target.value);
}
I added an ID to each select in this example so you can see from the output that it is the value from that specific select.
Issue
Only issue with this is if VAR CHAR is selected no change will occur so the function won't be fired.
Solution
I suggest adding an option that is an unset position that asked for a selection.
<select id='select1' name='choose' class='choose' onchange=selectfun(event);>
<option value=''>SELECT VALUE</option>
<option value='text'>VAR CHAR</option>
<option value='number'>NUMBER</option>
<option value='radio'>RADIO</option>
</select>
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