Performs a search using one of the configured search components and displays the results. Getting Started A little bit of forewarning for when jumping into this block is that it has been pre-configured to function with the 'Person Name' search component. If you plan to change the component type, a decent understanding of XAML will have to be incorporated into the Result Item Template to use the ItemType. The good news is that if that is the intended functionality, it works right out of the box, as long as you set the Search Component to Person Name. Settings SettingDescription Search Component The search component to use when performing searches. This item is passed into the template as the Item and ItemType merge fields. Show Search LabelDetermines if the input label for the search box should be displayed. Search Label TextThe text within the search label. Note that if Show Search Label is set to No, this setting will be irrelevant. Search Placeholder TextThe placeholder text within the search box. Results Separator ContentContent to display between the search input and the results. This content will show with the display of the results. Result Item TemplateContent to display for each result item. The entity found in the search is passed in as the Item. Historical Result Item TemplateContent to display for each historical result item. Merge fields are populated by the parameters in the AppendToSearchHistory command. Detail Navigation ActionThe navigation action to perform when an item is tapped. The GUID of the item will be passed as the entity name and GUID, such as PersonGuid=value. Auto Focus KeyboardWhen enabled, will auto focus someone into the search field when the page is attached. Stopped Typing Behavior ThresholdThe amount of time in milliseconds for the user to stop typing to perform an auto-search. (0 to disable). Styles ClassType search-layoutGrid search-frameFrame search-field-layoutGrid search-iconIcon results-headerContentView search-loading-indicatorActivity Indicator loading-moreActivity Indicator results-collection-layoutGrid results-layout-innerCollectionView results-layoutFrame results-layout-innerStackLayout Utilizing Search History You can utilize certain block settings to display a 'recently searched for' view that displays when the search field is empty. This is done through a combination of a few things, with the first being the AppendToSearchHistory command. This command is available on the Result Item Template. This command saves specific information about the entity to the shell. <StackLayout.GestureRecognizers> <TapGestureRecognizer Command="{Binding AppendSearchHistory}"> <TapGestureRecognizer.CommandParameter> <!-- We should pass in the Guid (of the entity that we are saving)--> <Rock:AppendToSearchHistoryParameters Guid="{{ Item.Guid }}"> <!-- These are parameters that become available as merge fields to the Historical Result Item Template --> <Rock:Parameter Name="Name" Value="{{ itemName }}" /> </Rock:AppendToSearchHistoryParameters> </TapGestureRecognizer.CommandParameter> </TapGestureRecognizer> </StackLayout.GestureRecognizers> These items then utilize the Historical Result Item Template, so you can save any related entity information to have full customization over your recent searches.