listen event ignoring llDiaglog button on middle bottom row

Noticed something quite weird... if I have a llDialog with 4 or more selections in the list, the listen event never picks up the selection that corresponds to the middle button of the bottom row.... It's not a length issue, I've tried that, plus I've jostled the list around a bit, and without fail, middle button bottom row elicits no response from the listen event set up for the llDialog.

Anyone else seen this? I searched jira and 'the google' <snicker> and didn't find anything about this.

Any chance you could post the script, or at least the list you're sending to llDialog? I've never seen that before and have lots of objects with menus..

Just checked and middle button of bottom row works fine for me

list buttons = ["A","B","C","D","E","F","G","H","I"];
default {
	state_entry() {
		llListen(-31245, "", "", "");
	}
	touch_start(integer n) {
		llDialog("", "button check", buttons, -31245);
	}
	listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message) {
		llOwnerSay(message);
	}
}

In stripping my "good stuff" out of it to post... I found my error. dyslexia maybe? funny how =1 and =-1 looks the same crammed in amongst everything else!

Thanks for posting!

my guess would be a speeling error either in the dialog or the listen

it might be helpful to test your listen against the same list you use to build the dialog with
integer vChoice = llListFindList( dialogButtons, (list)message );

then process based on the number of the selction rather than the actual text

Laugh if you must, but being dyslexic and working with code seem to go hand in hand. Guess just the way the brain is wired

Have done that one a few times but the one that bites me the most is if(something = thing) Missing the second=