Just wanted to note that I was having a couple problems where the cell I was moving was still showing up in the tableview. It only happens when I moved the cell to the very top and it began to scroll very quickly, and it did not seem to correct itself afterwards.
Another cell would also disappear from the tableview. Everything went back to normal if the cells reloaded.
I was using the same logic as in the example project but was using much larger tableviewcells than the ones in the project, and originally had scrollsToTop = YES on the tableview. The cells also have UITextViews in them which can scroll.
Once I turned scrollsToTop off on the tableview and the uitextviews and halved the defaultAutoScrollDistance it occurred much less frequently, but I have seen it happen once again since I made the changes.
Just wanted to note that I was having a couple problems where the cell I was moving was still showing up in the tableview. It only happens when I moved the cell to the very top and it began to scroll very quickly, and it did not seem to correct itself afterwards.
Another cell would also disappear from the tableview. Everything went back to normal if the cells reloaded.
I was using the same logic as in the example project but was using much larger tableviewcells than the ones in the project, and originally had scrollsToTop = YES on the tableview. The cells also have UITextViews in them which can scroll.
Once I turned scrollsToTop off on the tableview and the uitextviews and halved the defaultAutoScrollDistance it occurred much less frequently, but I have seen it happen once again since I made the changes.