uisearchbar

I'm trying to implement a simple search bar using Apple's latest UISearchController. However I can't seem to get it to work correctly if I use the search bar's scope bar to get a filter choice. The scope bar always shows which I could live with but on the very first touch event the search bar and scope bar overlap. I used Apple's TableView sample code app but it didn't change anything. - (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; _resultsTableController = [[APLResultsTableController alloc] init]; _searchController = [[UISearchController alloc] initWithSearchResultsController:self

HI I'm trying to get a UITextField to look like the google search field available in the safari app on iPad. The purpose of the field will be the same (a search box). I know i could use a UISearchBar but I would have to use hackish code to get rid of the magnifying glass icon and the background and I don't want that. I'm attaching an image with the TextField used by apple as their search box. How can I modify an UITextField to look and behave like the search field in this screenshot? I tried to modified the UITextField's layer roundedCorners property but this doesn't work as expected. Any help

As shown below, my UISearchBar is getting resized when I tap on the search field. It animates nicely to cover the navigation bar, and then pop... it shrinks. The setup The UISearchBar is inside a vanilla UIView set as the tableHeaderView . I'm using a UIView (as opposed to setting the UISearchBar as the header) because I would like to put additional views in the header. The view is defined in a XIB file and the UISearchBar is anchored to all of its borders. The constraints don't seem to matter; if I remove them, the same problem happens. Experiments Examining the view hierarchy in Reveal tells

i will like to know how do i need to change a UISearchBar from the default round curve to a rectangle. Keller for (UIView *searchBarSubview in [mySearchBar subviews]) { if ([searchBarSubview conformsToProtocol:@protocol(UITextInputTraits)]) { @try { [(UITextField *)searchBarSubview setBorderStyle:UITextBorderStyleRoundedRect]; } @catch (NSException * e) { // ignore exception } } } Swift 4: mySearchBar.subviews().forEach { searchBarSubview in if searchBarSubview is UITextInputTraits { do { (searchBarSubview as? UITextField)?.borderStyle = .roundedRect } catch { // ignore exception } } } Simple

I've added a UISearchBar to a UICollectionView and in the delegate searchBar:textDidChange: filter my model and call [collectionView reloadData] . reloadData (as well as reloadSection, etc) wants to take away firstResponder from the searchbar's textfield, thus dismissing the keyboard. I am trying to build a "live updating" filter and so it's annoying to have the keyboard go away after each character typed. Any ideas? In searchBar delegate function , I use performBatchUpdates, first,reload collectionView then call [self.searchBar becomeFirstResponder] to display keyboard - (void

Upgraded from Xcode 5 to 6 and now my search bar tint is black. Tried to change it through storyboard right pane > "Bar Tint" to clear color, but it's still black. Also tried programmatically: [self.searchBar setTintColor:[UIColor clearColor]]; Still black :( Any ideas? Mike The tintColor property on search bars, much like UINavigationBar, changes the color of the buttons, as well as changes the color of the blinking cursor, not the actual search bar background. What you want to use is the barTintColor property. searchbar.barTintColor = [UIColor orangeColor]; searchbar.tintColor = [UIColor