uisearchcontroller

I've spent quite a bit of time searching online and talking to other developers about this issue to no avail. The exact issue is described in this SO post ( Focus on the UISearchBar but the keyboard not appear ), although it's many years old. I recently switched from using the deprecated UISearchDisplayController and UISearchBar in IB, and switched over to UISearchController via the code for iOS8. The problem I'm getting however, is that focus is assigned correctly (you can tell because the cancel button animates to the right of the search bar after the view loads), however the keyboard does

Is it possible to put UISearchBar of UISearchController somewhere other than header view of UITableView? In the apple's sample code for UISearchController , following is used. [self.searchController.searchBar sizeToFit]; self.tableView.tableHeaderView = self.searchController.searchBar; Is it possible to position searchBar somewhere else? Say we want to implement a fixed UISearchBar like the one used in contacts app. I've tried this but the searchBar doesn't appear at all. You can place the UISearchBar of UISearchController in the navigation bar so that it remains fixed self.searchController

Just wondering about the code that was used for the Raywenderlich Tutorial on how to add a UISearchController and how to use it with a UITableViewController I can't seem to get it working and someone told me that it may have got deprecated in iOS 8.0, does anyone know on how to still do this? The UISearchController was Built In The UIViewController NOT StoryBoard! UISearchDisplayController has been deprecated and replaced by UISearchController .And it is available in iOS 8.0 and later. The UISearchController class defines an interface that manages the presentation of a search bar in concert

I have UICollectionView . On clicking search button in UINavigationBar , I am adding the UISearchController 's searchbar as titleview for UINavigationItem . For iPhone it is working properly. For iPad the cancel button is not shown. The Searchbar alone takes the entire width. Can anyone help me out on this?. Thanks in advance. iOS7 does not show the cancel button when added to a navigation bar.You can put searchbar in another view like this. UISearchBar *searchBar = [UISearchBar new]; searchBar.showsCancelButton = YES; [searchBar sizeToFit]; UIView *viewForSearchBar = [[UIView alloc

Currently I am trying to embed a UISearchController into my application. But the UISearchBar, which is a property of the UISearchController, doesn't get displayed properly, if the UINavigationBar is non-translucent. Usually after tapping the UISearchBar property, the UINavigationBar moves up to make room for the UISearchBar. You can see the result on the following screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/172k63zr2bhj84t/Normal_behaviour.png?dl=0 But if the "translucent" property of the UINavigationBar is set to "NO", the UISearchBar doesn't get displayed properly, because the background of the

I have implemented the UISearchController and it is working great except... When I click on the Search Bar the Navigation Bar disappears nicely as expected. When I rotate the phone to landscape view I get this view which makes sense. However, when I rotate the phone back to portrait view (still selected in search type area) I get this following view. You can see that the Navigation Bar never reappears. I feel I'm implementing a basic search controller. What could possibly be causing this? self.venueSearchController = [[UISearchController alloc] initWithSearchResultsController:nil]; self

The structure: View1 (click a button) -> present modally (MyModalView: UITableViewController) MyModalView has UISearchController embedded. The searchBar of UISearchController is placed in MyModalView.tableView.tableHeaderView. It's been working fine since iOS 8.0. However on iOS 9, the searchBar disappear when the UISearchController is active. Please take a look at theses pictures below The modal view: UISearchController active on iOS 8: UISearchController active on iOS 9: The very standard code: override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() // Dynamically create a search controller using

I’m attaching a UISearchController to the navigationItem.searchController property of a UITableViewController on iOS 11. This works fine: I can use the nice iOS 11-style search bar. However, I’d like to make the search bar visible on launch. By default, the user has to scroll up in the table view to see the search bar. Does anyone know how is this is possible? Left: default situation after launch. Right: search bar made visible (by scrolling up). I’d like to have the search bar visible after launch, as in the right screenshot. I already found that the search bar can be made visible by setting

I'm trying to use the new UISearchController from iOS 8, and embed its UISearchBar in my UINavigationBar . That's easily done as follows: searchController = UISearchController(searchResultsController: nil) searchController.searchResultsUpdater = self searchController.delegate = self searchController.searchBar.delegate = self searchController.dimsBackgroundDuringPresentation = false searchController.hidesNavigationBarDuringPresentation = false navigationItem.titleView = searchController.searchBar But when I add the scope buttons: searchController.searchBar.showsScopeBar = true searchController