No one will answer my question!!!

[JackO]

I can't seem to get anyone to answer my previous question about InfoPath:

I have installed the InfoPath 2003 Toolkit for Visual Studio .NET and applied
Microsoft Office 2003 SP2. When I open a blank form in the InfoPath designer
and go to Tools -> Programming on the menu bar, the On Load and other
commands are disabled. How can I enable the Microsoft Script Editor?

Isn't there anyone out there who can help me???

 

[Franck Dauché]

Hi Jack,

I have seen this issue being reported several time in this Newsgroup, but I
didn't see anybody posting a solution for it.
In general the last resort is to re-install Office, then VS, then the
toolkit. Have you tried this? Is it an option for you?

Regards,

Franck Dauché

 

[JackO]

Thanks Franck for the reply,

I have already tried to reinstall Office 2003 and the toolkit but this did
not solve my problem. It took 2 hours to install VS so I am hoping that I do
not have to do it again without definite answer that causes the problem.

 

[Ben walters]

Hey jack,
The tool kit for visual studio does nothing more than add project templates
to Visual Studio so you can create infopath forms with Managed code behind
them rather than script e.g. VB.net or C#. I would suggest opening visual
studio start a new project and select Microsoft Office InfoPath Projects from
the Project Types section then select either a VB.net or C# project

once your form is open then attempt to add code you should find that you are
brought into Visual Studio to code.

To create a form with Script behind it open InfoPath and create a new blank
form then select the Programming>Microsoft Script Editor if this does not
work then check the installed components of office as the Microsoft script
editor is installed as part of office.

hope this helps

Cheers