diff --git a/SELECT_ELEMENT_FIX_SUMMARY.md b/SELECT_ELEMENT_FIX_SUMMARY.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7f4e369 --- /dev/null +++ b/SELECT_ELEMENT_FIX_SUMMARY.md @@ -0,0 +1,125 @@ +# Select Element Fix Summary + +## Problem Identified + +The cremote MCP system had issues with select dropdown elements: + +1. **Single `web_interact_cremotemcp`** only supported "click", "fill", "submit", "upload" actions - missing "select" +2. **Bulk `web_form_fill_bulk_cremotemcp`** always used "fill" action, which tried to use `SelectAllText()` and `Input()` methods on select elements, causing errors +3. **Multiple `web_interact_multiple_cremotemcp`** already supported "select" action and worked correctly + +## Root Cause + +- The "fill" action was designed for text inputs and used methods like `SelectAllText()` and `Input()` +- Select elements don't support these methods - they need `Select()` method or JavaScript value assignment +- The daemon had proper select handling in the `interact-multiple` endpoint but not in single interactions or bulk form fill + +## Fixes Implemented + +### 1. Enhanced Single Interaction Support + +**File: `mcp/main.go`** +- Added "select" to the enum of supported actions (line 199) +- Added "select" case to the action switch statement (lines 270-275) +- Added call to new `SelectElement` client method + +### 2. New Client Method + +**File: `client/client.go`** +- Added `SelectElement` method (lines 328-360) +- Method calls new "select-element" daemon endpoint +- Supports timeout parameters like other client methods + +### 3. New Daemon Endpoint + +**File: `daemon/daemon.go`** +- Added "select-element" case to command handler (lines 452-478) +- Added `selectElement` method (lines 1934-1982) +- Uses rod's `Select()` method with fallback to JavaScript +- Tries selection by text first, then by value +- Includes verification that selection worked + +### 4. Enhanced Bulk Form Fill + +**File: `daemon/daemon.go`** +- Modified `fillFormBulk` to detect element types (lines 3680-3813) +- Added element tag name detection using `element.Eval()` +- Uses "select" action for `