A: 

Did you pull the search bar into the parent view or into the table view? The search bar should be the header view for the table, and not as a standalone view. If you want it to be standalone anyway, make sure your autoresizing flags are correct (under cmd-3 (size) in the inspector in Interface Builder); the search bar should stick to the top and not be flexible in height.

Joachim Bengtsson  2010-05-25 12:43:17
I had it pulled into the parent view apparently -- no idea you were supposed to put it into the table view. But the problem is still happening. :(
Calvin L  2010-05-26 00:52:01

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