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    <p>Since I am a newbie in iPhone development, I need some advice on how to structure my xib file in order to get the following (essentially, it should be very similar to <strong>Google Places</strong> app).</p> <p>I need a <strong>NavigationController</strong> with:</p> <ul> <li><strong>Map</strong> with <strong>search</strong> functionality.</li> <li><strong>TableView</strong> with <strong>search</strong> functionality (ideally, the search should be shared between map and TableView).</li> <li>One view to show details of a selected item, whatever the source view is (map or table).</li> <li>Map view should have a button to show listing view, and viceversa.</li> </ul> <p>My doubt is, what do I have to nest where? I have a <strong>NavigationController</strong> with its <strong>View Controller</strong> set to another class with its own xib, but I don't know how to go on. </p> <p>Should I create a View with a search bar and another SubView to switch between Map and Table? Or is it better to have two full views each one with its own search bar?</p> <p><strong>EDIT 1</strong></p> <p>Finally I have decided to implement the following structure:</p> <pre><code> - TabBarController - LugaresNavController (UINavigationController) - LugaresViewController (UIViewController) - UISearch - SubView (UIView) - MapViewController (UIViewController) - TableViewController (UITableViewController) </code></pre> <p><code>MapViewController</code> and <code>TableViewController</code> have their own <strong>xib</strong> files. What I want is to have the ability to switch between them into <code>SubView</code>, but I am not able to do it. </p> <p>I have assigned <code>MapViewController</code> and <code>TableViewController</code> file's owner to their respective class in the xib files, and also have specified which xib to load at the attributes of their representation in the xib corresponding to <code>LugaresViewController</code>, which is their parent. </p> <p>When I run the application, all I can see is the TabBar with the NavBar and the UISearch. The frame where <code>SubView</code> should render either the map or the table is showing blank...</p> <p>What am I doing wrong here?</p>
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    1. COI would create a TableViewController, a ViewController with a mapsubview. each of them got `@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *searchString;`which you can then set from the other viewcontrollers
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    2. COAre MapViewController and TableViewController children of SubView, and the diagram above is incorrect, or am I misunderstanding the structure? Is SubView created with a XIB, or programmatically? UIViews come up blank when not instantiated, a common bug in programmatic creation of views...
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    3. CO`SubView`, `MapViewController` and `TableViewController` are all represented in the **xib**. They are not children of `SubView` because I cannot nest them on the interface, they just appear at the root level of the xib.
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