searchdisplaycontroller

how do I change the label "No Results", when using a searchDisplayController? Regards drewh It's not directly accessible, so you'll have to do it the old fashioned way and manually sift through the subviews of your searchDisplayController.searchResultsTableView . Here's one example: UITableView *tableView = self.searchDisplayController.searchResultsTableView; for( UIView *subview in tableView.subviews ) { if( [subview class] == [UILabel class] ) { UILabel *lbl = (UILabel*)subview; // sv changed to subview. lbl.text = @"My custom string"; } } I wouldn't recommend this since you're relying on

Usually, a UISearchDisplayController, when activated, dims the tableView and focuses the searchBar. As soon as you enter text into the searchBar, it creates a searchResultsTableView that displays between the searchBar and the keyboard. The searchDisplayController's delegate gets called when this second UITableView is loaded/shown/hidden/unloaded. Usually it shows live search results or autocompletion entries while typing. In my app, I want to search a webservice and I don't want to call the webservice for each letter the user enters. Therefore, I want to entirely disable the

Trying to search in the table with searchDisplayController . Data filtering configured, the search dialog works. Now I want to work with a method prepareForSegue for send current value indexPath to a new UIViewController : import UIKit import CoreData class MainTableViewController: UITableViewController { var results:AddrBook[]=[] var searchResults:AddrBook[]=[] init(style: UITableViewStyle) { super.init(style: style) } init(coder aDecoder: NSCoder!) { super.init(coder: aDecoder) } override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() } override func didReceiveMemoryWarning() { super

This might be a bug in iOS 7: I used storyboard to drag in Search Bar and Search Display Controller in my tableview controller. The background color of my tableview is altered after that. I am using an example from AppCoda's "how-to-add-search-bar-uitableview" to demo this issue. I only changed the example code with 1-line add-on in ViewDidLoad : [_tableView setBackgroundColor:[UIColor blackColor]]; See my screenshots here: The bottom of the tableview has already changed to black: But the top stays as gray though tableview's background was set to black: This only happens when I drag in "Search