How to select and navigate dropdown selectors using scripting

[nmcclureTYBBK]

I'm working on a script to automate my entire CAD portion of my job. The only real hang up is that I have not found a way to click a dropdown selector, click the item I want, and then click okay. I am using a plugin on AutoCAD, so it is not as simple as hovering over it or looking it up. Does anyone have tips of how they have skipped over a menu with a script? Also, I cannot do "filedia 0" like regular AutoCAD as the company who built the plugin has not provided me with the information to call it like that. Its not actually a dialog box. It is a settings menu with a dropdown selector inside the frame. Any help would be appreciated. I can do it in python, VBA, or AutoLISP.

[pendean]

You literally cannot do what you want.

Reach out to your plugin's authors for programming guidance to bypass their pop-up.

[nmcclureTYBBK]

Okay, let's say it was vanilla AutoCAD. Is there a way to select a dropdown list and select an item using any of the available scripting languages?

[pendean]

ACA is still AutoCAD, and nothing is different there either. Sorry.

But you can explore using the ACTION RECORDER with your pop-ups, perhaps that will get you where you need instead of LISP or SCRIPTS https://www.autodesk.com/blogs/autocad/action-macros-in-autocad/