uisearchdisplaycontroller

I understand that UISearchDisplayController got deprecated in iOS 8.0 but there's not a lot of good documentation around the new UISearchController so I used the former instead. Do bear with me. Right now, I'm using XIB files. I know that for a regular tableview, you can allow multiple cell selection by going inside the XIB and and selecting Multiple Selection from the dropdown under "Selection". But how can I make this possible in the filtered search results from a UISearchBar? I understand that technically, I have two separate tableviews basically. In this scenario, I can use multi-cell

I need a tableview to be presented modally after user taps on the search bar, and then be able to have the tableview present things the user searched, like Instagram's search function. There are plenty of tutorials on google about how to make a search feature, but none about how to present a tableview after the user taps on the search bar. How should I do that? To make the search results of a UISearchController appear in a new UITableView of your choice, do this: let searchController = UISearchController(searchResultsController: myTableViewController) instead of this: let searchController =

I am seeing a weird situation. I have put a search bar in the navigation bar and have linked a UISearchDisplayController with the search bar. Now, the search display controller tends to hide the navigation bar when the user clicks on the search bar (therefore, hiding the search bar also). In order to counter that, I subclassed UISearchDisplayController and implemented the following code :- - (void)setActive:(BOOL)visible animated:(BOOL)animated { [super setActive: visible animated: animated]; [self.searchContentsController.navigationController setNavigationBarHidden: NO animated: NO]; } Now,

The basics are simple: just implement <UISearchBarDelegate,UISearchDisplayDelegate> in your table view controller. Here is an adequate tutorial . The trick is to realize that there are TWO controllers: a table view controller, and a search display controller. Each controller has its own table view. Hence TWO table views are in play: the normal table view and the search display table view. When delegate methods have a UITableView argument, diff which table view is passed in, and do different things accordingly. Beyond above basics, data structure becomes a main challenge for me. More specific,

I have a UITableview that doesn't take up the whole screen ( screenshot ). Everything worked fine in iOS 6. But in iOS 7, when the user searches, the search result table takes up the whole view ( screenshot ). To fix this, I tried setting the frame manually as described in this answer . The appearance is now correct ( screenshot ), but now the "<" button in the top left doesn't receive tap events when the search results table is displayed. It seems the searchResultsTableView is adding a full-screen background view that is intercepting touch events. To prove this, I added this code to

I'm using UISearchBar as header of UITableView. UISearchBar style is UISearchBarStyleMinimal. And when search is active, status bar change to black. How to fix that? Before search is active Search is active you just need to do this: self.navigationController.view.backgroundColor = [UIColor lightGrayColor]; 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19129540/ios7-status-bar-change-to-black-after-search-is-active