I want to have a page like this:
It is the map page of the iPad map. As you can see it has a location search bar on the top.
Is it possible to have a search bar like this image on the top when the screen have navigation bar on his top?
EDIT:
More than implementing this, it is important that using a search bar on a navigation bar was not wrong with apples guide line. please help also about this.
Thanks
It is not agains iphone quide line. my application with this search bar approved.
The below code will add uisearch bar to your navigation bar:
LocationSearchBar = new UISearchBar (new RectangleF (0,0,250,44));
UIBarButtonItem searchButtonItem = new UIBarButtonItem (LocationSearchBar );
this .NavigationItem .RightBarButtonItem =searchButtonItem;
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I am attempting to have a search bar tied to my UISearchController that appears below the navigation bar, similar to this:
Currently the search bar replaces the title as is common in most/all IOS apps I've seen. I've attempted to control the search bar presentation through a few methods:
1) Creating a new view that sits underneath the nav bar, and assigning the SearchController's search bar to it.
//instead of:
//navigationItem.titleView = searchBar
//do this:
searchplaceholder.addSubview(searchBar)
However the search bar shows up 1/2 way down the screen.
2)Second attempt was to move the frame of the search bar to origin:
searchBar.frame = CGRectMake(0, 0, self.view.frame.width, searchBar.frame.height)
view.addSubview(searchBar)
resultSearchController?.active = true
Looks good initially:
But as soon as I start typing, the bar jumps low again:
How can i Hijack the SearchController to present it's bar either in the nav bar without hiding the page title or constrain the search bar to appear right under the nav bar?
The long and short of this is that you can not do what I was attempting to do. You create a searchbar that when clicked transitions to a second screen with a searchbar in the header. This provides the cleanest experience compared to what I have listed above.
In swift, how do I add an icon to the navigation bar on the side instead of the middle?
I want to do what Slack does with their search icon by having it appear just next to the right menu icon, see picture here: https://static-s.aa-cdn.net/img/ios/618783545/1b2dca063c580767bf28c885e22c61bc
I DO NOT want the icon to be in the center of the navigation bar with the title view property, which is what most people do. How do I have the icon appear next to the right menu? Thanks.
Depending on the complexity of your requirements you have 2 options:
Create your custom navigation bar (is just a UIView subclass)
Create an image ad apply it as a background of the navigation bar
I have not tried this with Swift yet but this works on Objective-C. You can add multiple items to the right by passing an array of UIBarButtonItems to [self.navigationItem setRightBarButtonItems:]
you can subclass it and personalize your navigation bar, this tutorial is good for that:
http://www.ioscreator.com/tutorials/customizing-navigation-bar-ios8-swift
I am facing a weird scenario, I have used a search bar in my application and tied it up with a table view as is seen in the below image!
But when ever I try to search anything the search bar slides up and gets hidden by navigation bar, I have used search bar a number of times and never seen me thing like this below is its screen shot !
I can't remove the navigation bar since I need it, but I just can't figure out why or how it can be happening,
One point to note is that the search bar and it's controller are working perfectly when tried to search, only thing is it's getting hidden behind the navigation bar,
Any help on this would be appreciated, as I just can't figure out its reason.
Try this:
Set the navigation bar's translucent property to NO:
self.navigationController.navigationBar.translucent = NO;
This line will fix the view from being framed underneath the navigation bar and status bar.
If you have to show and hide the navigation bar, then use this code in viewDidLoad
if ([self respondsToSelector:#selector(edgesForExtendedLayout)])
self.edgesForExtendedLayout = UIRectEdgeNone; // iOS 7 specific
I'm relatively new to iOS programming and I have a Table View Controller that has a Navigation bar at the top and i'm trying to get the search bar from "search bar and search display controller" to appear in the navigation bar.
I've googled around and i've found that:
self.searchDisplayController.displaysSearchBarInNavigationBar = YES;
is supposed to solve my problem but i'm not sure exactly where I would put it. Does it go in the table view controller or do I have to make another control? I've tried creating a UISearchDisplayController class but I couldn't find a way to link it to the search bar. Any help?
You can put this in the viewDidLoad of your view controller. If you are using story boards you create a UISearchDisplayController and Search bar and drag it into your table header.
Keep in mind that if you use the navigation bar for your search bar, it will not show the scope bar.
I want to build a navigation bar in iOS 5 with text only items.
How to build this kind of navigation bar?
I don't khow what I need: a scrollview (horizontal) with... Is it possible to do that with the Tab Bar Controller?
Thanks.
Check this snapshot: http://www.eazyrf.com/Snap2.jpg
A quick search on google returned a couple of results:
UIScrollView Menu bar - You've got the right idea with the
UIScrollView, this will point you in the right direction.
UITabBarController Menu bar - Here is another example of how you
can make a custom UITabBarController
These should be a good place to start. Good luck!