Detecting Dialog box

(I realize I posted this in the wrong forum before, sorry for spamming)

Is there any way in LSL to listen for or detect that a dialog box has popped up?

Thinking about making an LSL script to help me by playing a sound or something when I get a message about if I want to keep camping, so that when I'm on my computer but doing other stuff I won't forget to keep camping...

Afraid not, scripts ahev no knowledge of that part of the client, they are purely for interatcing with the SL enviromemnt.

Yeah, after reading some more I thought as much... as far as I can figure out, dialog boxes do go on the chat like other communication, using only negative channel numbers, but since I'm not the creator of the script in question sending it I have no knowledge of what channel it travels on...

And even if I was able to find that out, a smart scripter would use a random channel each time to prevent exactly this...

Yes, not easy to intercept. The channel number is a 32 bit integer, so could be anywhere from minus two billion to positive two billion, a total of four billion possible channel numbers.

Edit: Might be worth asking the open source community if that info is available in the client.

Further Edit: The stuff sent to the dialog box is listed in the dialog box. The stuff sent back is whatever was written in the button (except "iignore" you clicked, so you, the user, would know what your dialog box received and transmitted. You do not see other residents's dialog boxes.

Well I wouldn't need to see other users dialogboxes, only my own, but using an open source client to do it is a bit over the top for me...

I had another thought though, can I detect changes in my avatars animation? i.e. when my avatar is ejected from a camping chair into a standing position?

|Ah sorry, your talking about script created dialogs or Client dialog windows like IM's? there is a distinct difference.

Talking about scripted ones from objects, such as camping chairs, that send dialogs to confirm you are still active, and not just sleeping while camping...