Indesign will not longer use Extendscript CC to edit scripts

Do you mean that when you right-click the script in the Script Panel in InDesign and select "Edit Script", it no longer opens in ESTK? Is that the problem?

1. Bonjour,
   Ce post est intéressant : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16108012/extendscript-how-to-add-indesign-dom-to-extendscript-object-model-viewer 
   1 - Ouvrir ExtendScript CC
   2 - Créer un nouveau script nommé "connect_to_estk.jsx" qui contient cette ligne de  code :
   $.writeln("Connected to " + app.name + " " + app.version);

et le placer dans le panneau des scripts d'InDesign.
2 - Depuis InDesign lancer le script qui doit afficher dans la console d'ExtendScript un texte du type "Connected to Adobe InDesign 17.4..."

Hi @spicyDoge ,

if you cannot see the target Adobe InDesign 2022 in the ESTK, uninstall InDesign 2022 with all preferences.

Log out from the Creative Cloud Desktop app, restart your machine, log in to Creative Cloud Desktop app and install InDesign 2022 again.

Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( Adobe Community Expert )

For me the ESTK works well with ID 17.4 under Windows 10

@spicyDoge said: "I updated Indesign and it will no longer use Extendscript CC to edit a script, what should I do?"

Hi,

you still can install and use the ExtendScript Toolkit (ESTK) application on Windows 10.

And still you can connect with InDesign 2022 version 17.4 with it. At least I can do this on my Windows 10 machine. With ESTK CS6 and the ESTK CC as well. Have both versions installed.

Installer file AdobeExtendScriptToolkit_4_LS22.exe is available at:

( Scroll down to section Other Tools Included in Creative Cloud 2014 )

https://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-2014-direct-download-links.html

To get all possible targets, also the latest version of InDesign, run this line of code in the ESTK:

BridgeTalk.__diagnostics__;

Part of the result should be:

indesign-17.064:

Regards,
Uwe Laubender

( Adobe Community Expert )

@spicyDoge 

Below is the link where you see how you can debug and run script using Visual Studio Code.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Adobe.extendscript-debug

@spicyDoge  use the visual studio code and install this extension "ExtendScript Debugger".