No there isn’t another way. The speed of resolution is unfortunately down to two things:
- The accuracy of your responses to my questions.
- The time I have available to help you. >90% of us are doing this for free while we are trying to do our own work.
So, please be patient.
The problem here is exacerbated by your lack of knowledge of the makeup of your page. For example, this input control is HIDDEN - notice the type="hidden" attribute:
Twice you have posted screenshots of that element when in fact it is of no interest, as far as i can tell. But since you highlighted it, I spent valuable time trying to figure out how it could possibly be involved.
So, based on what I see from your last post, I think you want to click on this element:
Then click on the <li> / list item you require. If that involves scrolling, it might be better to use keys instead of clicks. But first you need to get that dropdown to appear.
Word of advice: You obviously know how to open DevTools since you’re using it to capture screenshots. Now you need to learn how to find what’s relevant by tracking the HTML in the DOM and highlighting the correct elements. Highlighting the wrong element doesn’t help. Drawing red boxes around the wrong element doesn’t help. Please, learn to use DevTools properly. Then perhaps you would find a solution much quicker.