Tough one Project 2k and vbscript
Find a list of all the parameters and pass them in order.
pj.Application.FileOpen Name:="<Project_Db>\" & projectnamed,
ReadOnly:=True, UserID:="sa", DatabasePassWord:="projectpw",
FormatID:="MSProject.ODBC"
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Might become:
pj.Application.FileOpen "<Project_Db>\" & projectnamed,
True,,"sa",,"projectpw"
I don't have Project so I'm sampling about the arguments.
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Dominic
Read The Docs? http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting
Quote:
> I figured that out.
> So how do I do it.
> Thanks,
> Lee Franke
> > VBScript doeesn't support named parameters.
> > pj.Application.FileOpen Name:="<Project_Db>\"
> > ^^^^
> > <
> > --
> > Dominic
> > Read The Docs? http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting
> > > I can create an instance of Project2k. I want to be able to open a
> Project
> > > that has been stored in SQL 7.
> > > It works great in VB the code is here:
> > > Set pj = CreateObject("MSProject.Project")
> > > pj.Application.FileOpen Name:="<Project_Db>\" & projectnamed,
> > > ReadOnly:=True, UserID:="sa", DatabasePassWord:="projectpw",
> > > FormatID:="MSProject.ODBC"
> > > pj.Application.Visible = True
> > > :end code
> > > Now I want to be able to do the same thing on a web page. I can create
> an
> > > instance of Project2k on the client. The hard part is getting it to
> load
> > a
> > > project that is stored in the database. The VB code does not port
> directly
> > > to vbscript for some reason. My guess is a syntax problem (but I'm
> > probably
> > > wrong).
> > > Thanks
> > > Lee Franke
