how to let my codes stay?

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i want to drag my this code,

For<input type="hidden"id="hd1" value='for (int i=*; i<*; i++)'/>

to the target area,

data-options="
accept: '.dragitem',
onDragEnter:function(e,source){
$(this).html('enter');
},
onDragLeave: function(e,source){
$(this).html('leave');
},
onDrop: function(e,source){
$(this).html($(source).find('input').val());
}
">

the problem occurs when i select the next code, the previous code disappears...

else<input type="hidden" id="hd2" value='else{}'/>

please tell me how to let my codes stay on the target box right after one another... i am making a project that drags and drops the iteration structures (if, else) for user convenience... i am using Jquery UI for drag and drop...

Posted 22-Nov-13 20:22pm

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