uisearchdisplaycontroller

I have a UIViewController setup in a storyboard with a tableview and UISearchDisplayController . I am trying to use a custom prototype cell from self.tableview (which is connected to main tableview in the storyboard). It works fine if self.tableview had returned at least 1 cell when I load my view, but if self.tableview doesn't load a cell (as there is no data), and I load up the UISearchBar and search, the cellForRowAtIndexPath: method crashes: - (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath { CustomSearchCell *cell = [self.tableView

I don't want to show the "no results" text while my server is processing a search query. I figured out the exact coordinates of the table cell that contains the label and attempted to cover it. self.noResultsCoverView = [[[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake( 0.0, 44.0, 320.0, 43.0 )] autorelease]; self.noResultsCoverView.backgroundColor = [UIColor whiteColor]; [self.searchDisplayController.searchResultsTableView addSubview:self.noResultsCoverView]; To my chagrin, my cover was above the table view, but below the label. I need the cover to be above the label. searchResultsTableView:

I was recently updating my app and came across this issue. When i start typing in the search bar the search bar disappears and i can only see the table view. I can still keep on typing and the table view gets updated but i cannot see the search bar. Same settings works fine on iOS < 7 Any idea why this is happening ? A little late, but I've encounter the same problem just recently. I wanted the search bar to be visible and active through all of the search, so the dimmed view, which overlaid it, was a big problem. For me the only thing that worked was changing the frame of the dimmed view

I have a UISearchDisplayController and UISearchBar hooked up to my ViewController via Outlets from my nib. I'd like to hide the cancel button so that the user never sees it. The problem is that the following code hides the button, but only after displaying it to the user for a millisecond (e.g., it flashes on the simulator and device and then disappears out of view). - (void)searchDisplayControllerDidBeginSearch:(UISearchDisplayController *)controller { controller.searchBar.showsCancelButton = NO; } Is there a better way to hide it? I managed to hide the "Cancel" button by subclassing

I've been reading all the documentation about UISearchDisplayController and its delegate but I can't find any way to animate the table view when the search criteria change. I'm using these two methods : They both return YES but still can't find any way to do something similar to : I don't know if it's important but I'm using an NSfetchedResultsController to populate the UITableView in the UISearchDisplayController That's it thanks ! When the search string or scope has changed, you assign a new fetch request for the fetched results controller and therefore have to call performFetch to get a new

I'm trying to create a UISearchDisplayController programmatically. I have a method which should set up my search controller, but when I call it, nothing happens. This my -setupSearch method: - (void)setupSearch { UISearchBar *myBar; UISearchDisplayController *myCon; myBar = [[UISearchBar alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectZero]; [myBar sizeToFit]; myCon = [[UISearchDisplayController alloc] initWithSearchBar:myBar contentsController:self]; [myBar release]; myCon.delegate = self; myCon.searchResultsDataSource = self; myCon.searchResultsDelegate = self; /* Setup scopes */ { NSMutableArray *scopes;