<select> elements cannot be automated with STATIC Click nodes. Browsers render their option lists as OS-level controls that cannot be actuated through HTML. The Input Select node handles this by programmatically setting the selected option and dispatching the appropriate change events. It also supports Select2 and similar JavaScript-based dropdown libraries.
The node uses a multi-level matching strategy: it first tries exact value matching, then case-insensitive text matching, then partial text matching, and finally LLM-based fuzzy matching when enabled. This makes it resilient to minor variations in option text and handles cases where options are dynamically loaded after the page renders.
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
value | string | No | The value or text of the option to select |
selector | string | No | XPath selector for the select element |
prompt | string | No | Natural language description of the selection (for LLM execution) |
wait_time | number | No | Maximum time (ms) to wait for the element. Default: 15000 |
fuzzy_match | boolean | No | If true, use fuzzy matching for option values. Default: false |
Examples
Basic Selection
Select an option from a dropdown:Using Input Variables
Select a dynamic value:Fuzzy Matching
Use fuzzy matching when option text may vary slightly:Notes
- The node works with native HTML
<select>elements and many custom dropdown implementations - Use
fuzzy_matchwhen dealing with dynamic or inconsistent option values - For complex custom dropdowns, you may need to combine Click and Input Text nodes instead

