VB Scripting has suddenly stopped working after installing latest version of PS?

Older topic but I wanted to reply with the solution to this, as it had me banging my head against the wall for almost an hour this morning. I believe the issue has to do with having more than one version of photoshop installed at the same time. If you do, you can specify which version of photoshop you want to use. So, if you'd like to use Photoshop CC 2021, use: 

Set photoshop = CreateObject( "Photoshop.Application.150" )

 I assume CC 2022 would be "160". I found this info on the forum, here. It says for version 15 use "Photoshop.Application.80" so I just counted up. Note that CC 21 is version 22 (thanks, Adobe).

I have the same issue with my my scripts (JS) and general actions.

Photoshop V 22.3.1 is the last version in which everything worked perfectly!
I have tested every version thereafter to no avail!

I just installed V23.0 and and when i run an action that has the script in it; when it gets to the script it just stops. No errors messages nothing.

Below is a copy of the script if anyone can please assist.

I do have both V22.3.1 and V23.0 installed on the PC; as i cannot imagine losing functionality on over 90 Action Sets that work perfectly in V22.3.1 but not in any version released after this.

a/*
    <javascriptresource>
    <name>[ID] SaveProof</name>					//Defines the scripts name in PS regardless of what the file name is
    <type>automate</type>
	<category>Ideal Displays Scripts</category>			//Can group scrips in the menu tab of photoshop with deperator line by creating a category
    <about>This script automates the process of Saving ColorProof and Proof Artworks from the PrintFile</about>
    </javascriptresource>
*/

	// get a reference to the current (active) document and store it in a variable named "doc"
doc = app.activeDocument; 
doc.changeMode(ChangeMode.CMYK); 
var workingPath = app.activeDocument.path.toString ();
var exportPath = workingPath + '/' + 'Colour Proofs';
var exportPath2 = workingPath.replace('TIFF', 'PDF');
var filename1 = app.activeDocument.name.toString().replace('.tif', ' - CP.tif');
var filename2 = app.activeDocument.name.toString().replace('.tif', ' - DP.tif');
var folder = new Folder(exportPath);


if (!folder.exists)
    folder.create();

//set any options you need to here....
 var options = new TiffSaveOptions;
 
TiffSaveOptions.embedColorProfile = false;
TiffSaveOptions.imageCompression = TIFFEncoding.TIFFLZW

// these are our values for the END RESULT width and height (in mm) of our image
var fWidth = 280;
var fHeight = 280;

// do the resizing.  if height > width (portrait-mode) resize based on height.      otherwise, resize based on width
if (doc.width < doc.height) {
    doc.resizeImage(null,UnitValue(fWidth,"mm"),96);
}
else {
    doc.resizeImage(UnitValue(fWidth,"mm"),null,96,ResampleMethod.BICUBIC);
}


var exportFile = new File(exportPath + '/' + filename1 )

 app.activeDocument.saveAs(exportFile, options)
 
 //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//
 
 var options2 = new TiffSaveOptions;
//set any options you need to here....

// these are our values for the END RESULT width and height (in pixels) of our image
var fWidth = 140;
var fHeight = 140;

// do the resizing.  if height > width (portrait-mode) resize based on height.      otherwise, resize based on width
if (doc.width < doc.height) {
    doc.resizeImage(null,UnitValue(fWidth,"mm"),215);
}
else {
    doc.resizeImage(UnitValue(fWidth,"mm"),null,215,ResampleMethod.BICUBIC);
}
  

 var exportFile2 = new File(exportPath2 + '/' + filename2 )

 app.activeDocument.saveAs(exportFile2, options2)
 
 activeDocument.close();

Did you write the script?