In this part of our series we’ll take a look at how we actually filter the data that is displayed in the searchable table view. We do that using an NSPredicate.
Check out the first part here, as well as a link to my demo project.
Enjoy!
Podcast: Download (Duration: 7:55 — 7.3MB)
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In the previous part we’ve setup our project and the relevant graphical bits to make the app display the table view. Now it’s time to implement the UISearchController object that will be at the heart of letting users sift through our search results. We’ll do that in this part.
Check out the first part here, as well as a link to my demo project.
Enjoy!
Podcast: Download (Duration: 11:29 — 10.5MB)
Watch the full course in one convenient playlist:Catch this episode on my iOS Dev Diary Podcast: In this 4 part course I’ll show you how to build a searchable UITableView using iOS 9.1 and Xcode 7.1.
The whole course is about 50 minutes long, and I’ll explain details step by step. All code is Objective-C, and the the full project I’m building is available on GitHub.
Sounds interesting? Join me now and I’ll see you on the other side 😉
Here’s the code I’ve built during the screencast. As promised, I’ve also implemented the UISearchControllerDelegate methods – just in case you need them:
The Apple Class References aside, I’ve also put together written instructions on how to create this project in my next article. If you prefer written instructions, go check it out here – it covers the same steps as these videos 🙂
Podcast: Download (Duration: 23:25 — 21.4MB)
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