Managing "click-to-grab" and "click-to-sit" via script

I know that, while editing an object, you can change the default "left click" behavior from "click-to-grab" to "click-to-sit." I was wondering - can this property be altered via scripting? Can its current setting be queried?

I'm working on a generic "sit teleport" script. It's convenient to have the "click-to-sit" property set on the object but that doesn't seem the way to go if the teleport is configured (via contained notecard) to handle multiple destinations.

Here's the deal ...
With one destination, a simple "click-to-sit" is unambiguous. You just click 'n go.
However, if the teleport can handle several destinations, I need a way to present a menu (llDialog) to the avatar and handle the choice. Currently, I'm trying to intervene on the 1st "click-to-sit" click (by calling llUnSit). Then I present a menu, retarget the teleport based on the avatar's choice, then have the avatar click (to sit) again (with a reset timeout). Unfortunately, it's not working too well. So I figured, since my script is able to detect that it's been asked to manage multiple destinations, it could turn off "click-to-sit" (if the property's set), use touch() to present/manage a menu choice, then set "click-to-sit" after retargeting.

So ... any ideas on testing/setting default left-click behavior?

unfortunately, no.

how about emulating that by having two prims to click on. when you want to change from one to the other you just move prim so it sits in front of the other one.

at the start prim A is in front of prim B, and gets the clicks.

when you want to change the clickaction, prim B is moved in front of prim A and gets the clicks.

Cheers,
Mathew

Bumping this old thread... maybe some people using these search words can be helped (I searched and came here myself at first)

I discovered it IS possible now,

Using the llSetClickAction(CLICK_ACTION_SIT);

I wish they would _tell_ us these things.