If your answer is "no," welcome to our fun little world! We'd recommend that you first head over to the Script Center, get your feet wet, and then come back to either ask or answer questions.
We can't be everywhere at once we know—shocking! The Microsoft Scripting Guys 4 3. Sign in to vote. I like the Powershell ISE. Is there something similar for vb script? Monday, June 13, PM. Tuesday, June 14, AM. Carmody 1. I use VBSEdit not bad.
Proposed as answer by arnaud. Thanks for the idea, though. Visual Studio Express is free and can be used to edit and debug VBScript files with syntax highlighting. That said, my favorite VBScript editor is Notepad.
I'm trying Visual Studio right now, using the VB component. It does the syntax highlighting, but it doesn't like the code! Not sure that I am understanding the problem correctly but I assume you have inserted a Userform and can see the Userform. It should open the VBA Script editor window.
Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I just checked with my Outlook , and the script editor does show up when I click the "View Code" button. Is it possible that your editor window is being placed underneath other windows instead of on top? Does anything show up in the Taskbar when you click the "View Code" button?
Also, have you checked your security settings? They might be disabling any scripting, so you could possible create a new form, but not be able to incorporate a script into that form.
This event runs when a user opens an existing form and the version number of the form template used by the existing form is older than the version number of the form template in the publish location. When a user opens an existing form, InfoPath checks the version number of the form template associated with the existing form.
If the form template has a newer version number, InfoPath runs the OnVersion event handler when the user opens the existing form. For example, imagine that you add a new field to an existing form template and republish it, and you want the new field to be added to the main data source if a user opens an existing form. This event adds the new field to the main data source when a user opens an existing form. In the Category list, click Versioning.
In the On version upgrade list, click Use custom event , and then click Edit. You cannot add script to a browser-compatible form template.
You can add script only to a form template whose forms will be filled out in InfoPath. You can customize a browser-compatible form template only by using managed code. By default, InfoPath is configured to add script by using JScript. If your form template does not contain any script or managed code, and you prefer to use VBScript as your scripting language, you can change the scripting language for your form template to VBScript. You cannot use both scripting languages in the same form template.
If the form template already contains script in one language and you want to use the other language, you need to save the existing script so that you can convert the script to the other language, remove the script from the form template through the Form Options dialog box, and then add the converted script back to the form template.
InfoPath cannot convert scripts to a new scripting language. Changing the script language in the Form Options dialog box only affects this form template. Other form templates will have JScript as the default scripting language. In the Category list, in the Form Options dialog box, click Programming.
After you set the scripting language and create one or more event handlers for a form template, you cannot change the scripting language for the form template. You can still use this procedure to change the scripting language to VBScript. If you want to know what event handlers run in response to an action or other event, you can add temporary code to display a message box whenever the event handler runs. You should use this code only to determine when an event handler runs. After you add this code, you can use preview to view a form based on this form template or to publish the form template and then create a new form template.
Some event handlers run only if you create a form after you publish the form template. You can then perform an action that you think might run the event handler.
When the event handler runs, you see a message box. After you determine what actions or events run the event handler, remove the code and then resume designing the form template.
If you do not remove this code and then you publish the form template, your users will see this message box when the event handler runs. To add code in JScript, type XDocument. Alert "The Event name event just ran" ; Replace with the name of your event handler.
For example, if you add this code to the OnValidate event handler, you would type XDocument. Alert "The OnValidate event handler just ran" ;. Alert "The OnSaveRequest event handler just ran". When the event with the line of code occurs, a message box should display your message. Note: Some events may require you to publish the form template and then create a form based on this form template before you can perform a user action to start the event.
Before you publish the form template and enable your users to fill out forms based on this form template, delete the code that you used to display the message box. To add a script that runs before InfoPath saves the form, replace the comment Write the code to be run before saving here. To add a script that runs after InfoPath saves the form, replace the comment Write the code to be run after saving here.
Note: If the event handler runs only after you create a form based on your form template, publish the form template by clicking Publish on the File menu, and then complete the Publishing Wizard. After you publish the form template, create a form and then perform an action to run the event handler. In the Submit Options dialog box, select the Allow users to submit this form check box. Click Perform custom action using Code , and then click Edit Code. Replace the comment If the submit operation is successful, set eventObj.
Note: If you are adding script to an existing button, double-click the existing button instead. Click Edit Form Code. In the Category list, in the Form Options dialog box, click Advanced. Under Merge forms , select the Enable form merging check box. Select the Merge using custom code check box, and then click Edit.
Replace the comment Write the code that handles each form being merged here. To test the code in this event, publish the form template, create several forms based on this form template, and then merge the form templates.
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