Adam Shin

Hey, sorry it's taken a while for me to get back to you on this. Got sidetracked with some other things last week. I tried out the example and I'm...

Makes sense, glad it worked out for you. Sounds like that's the best course of action if you need context menu functionality.

You can prevent certain rows from being reordered by implementing the `tableView(_:canReorderRowAt:)` method in your reorder delegate, and returning false for those rows.

This library only allows dragging cells within a single tableview. If you need to drag cells between multiple table views, you should use the new iOS drag-and-drop apis.

I see, I misread your question. Do you have the same view controller as the reorder delegate for both tableviews? It looks like that might be the issue.

In your `TableViewReorderDelegate` methods, are you checking which tableview is being interacted with before updating your data model? Like this: ```swift extension MyViewController: TableViewReorderDelegate { func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, reorderRowAt...