InfoPath Dev

Hello.

I'm looking for a solution displaying the Address look in InfoPoint.
I've seen many examples using the MsSvAbw.AddrBookWrapper activeX control which (normally) make what I would like !

The problem is that to use this component, I have to use VBScript (the list of selected users are in a parameter, not the function output value itself !)... So that, I can't do it using JScript (no argument returned if I'm right)...

Well... In fact, I would like to know if it is possible to use VBScript in InfoPath instead of JScript, or what could I do to use both languages ?

My form will be used trhough a SharePoint web site, in case it could help.

Many thanks for your support !

You can't use both languages simultaneously, but to use VBScript instead of JScript follow these steps:

1. Open your form in Design mode
2. Open the Tools menu and click Form Options.
3. Click the Advanced Tab
4. Near the bottom there will be a drop-down list that you can choose VBScript.
5. Click OK.

If the drop-down list described above is disabled you will have to extract your form files and delete the script.js file.

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Matt Faus
InfoPath Dev Texas

You can use both languages within a task pane, but not both as the main form coding language.

Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev

Many thanks for your replies.
This is what I was looking for !

I had some trooble importing a form (no importer), but I can now use the language I want.

Many thanks again for your replies.
Regards.

Michael

Glad to hear you got it working!

Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPath Dev

Hi Dear Friends above,

Could you please give me some examples about how to use VBscript. It is a big program confuse me for a long time. I could not location object in InfoPath, such as how I could locate such as XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("......").text in VBscript.


Many Thanks
BR//Corleone

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I find the following help file useful when I'm trying to work through such things. You might already have this on your computer, but if not, here's a link:

Microsoft Script Editor Help (MSE10.CHM)

Thanks.