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This is not working in nougat can u please give a fix for this

Hi!Thanks to your example, I have been able to implement it, but I have a problem. I have a "master detail" structure when I click on a menu, a new navigation page appears with a search button, when I click it appears the error and broke in this line:
MainActivity.ToolBar.Title = Element.Title;
Thanks!

i added search view native and a toolbaritem in xamarin form,and i have issue when navigate back, search view native is disappeared,plz give me advice
thanks !

Hi ,

Tested in the android os version 7.0.It is not working properly.

My code is getting crash over here on this line

MainActivity.ToolBar.Title = Element.Title;
MainActivity.ToolBar.InflateMenu(Resource.Menu.mainmenu);

Hello again, I have a problem and I do not even know why it happens, on certain phones (samsung s6, samusung s7), the search icon does not appear

Thanks in advance!

First i enter into some other page and When i navigate back to the page where i implement search button on toolbar, the search button gets disappear. What had happened, could you please suggest me some ideas??

I have tried to make what you did in your blog but no luck
"ToolBar = FindViewById<toolbar>(Resource.Id.toolbar);"
is always null .
I have even tried your sample and still nothing works . is it Android Version related? I am using Nougat emulator .

I have a SeachPage and when i click an item and go to other page, when i press back button the SearchBar is not there.

You should use LayoutInflater before FindViewById to get toolbar in latest android versions. Here's sample of my OnElementChanged event for SearchPageRender

var inflater = LayoutInflater.From(MainActivity.Current);

var toolbarView = inflater.Inflate(Resource.Layout.Toolbar, null);
var toolbar = MainActivity.Current.FindViewById<Android.Support.V7.Widget.Toolbar>(toolbarView.Id);

MainActivity.ToolBar = toolbar;

I was getting null from FindViewById without using the inflater first