Everytime I run student javascript apps in Chrome with the debugger on (I’m using a Max) recently I get this error in the console:
Uncaught Error: Search engine null is not supported.
at t.SearchEngineFactory.getSearchEngineAnalyzer (searchAnalyzer.js:2:241641)
at new (searchAnalyzer.js:2:90878)
at 5825 (searchAnalyzer.js:2:90709)
at n (searchAnalyzer.js:2:273841)
at searchAnalyzer.js:2:274460
at searchAnalyzer.js:2:274469
Thoughts?
CC
What’s a Max?
This doesn’t seem AppStudio related. Does it happen on any other computers? Could it be caused by an extension?
Do a google search on this topic:
SearchEngineFactory.getSearchEngineAnalyzer
It may trigger something about your environment that is causing this error. Definitely looks like a search extension is not setup correctly on that specific device. I assume you meant MAC with Chrome. Is it happening on other equipment?
Do you have any idea what part of your javascript is triggering this error. Does Inspector provide tracing references to your code?
And what do you mean by Student Javascript Apps? As opposed to other Apps? Or do you mean any App?
Gary
Sorry - Max is Mac. Student apps are apps created by students in my class using Appstudio and javascript.
I searched SearchEngineFactory.getSearchEngineAnalyzer and other variations of the error message.
Here is the actual message - it always appears now when I run a project, any project, in Appstudio. I am using Chrome 145.0.7632.76. I reinstalled Appstudio. No change. Happens with small projects with one simple form to larger ones. I haven’t identified a common thread. Thoughts?
Found it - was a Chrome extension. I turned off several, but think it was a Bitdefender extension or a Google Helper one. Claude helped. Thanks all -
Do you have an extensions installed in Chrome?
If so, turn them all off and see if the message still appears.
If it doesn’t, then one of the extensions if causing the problem.
