Don't think so - just tried it and now nothing drops :)
Basically the problem is that I start with a droppable that will
accept anything and only once one element has been dropped on does the
accept have to change so only elements of that same class can be
dropped in future.
So this for the
In fact, here's the code for a really simple example. What *should*
happen is that you should be able to drop the first text onto the
second text and it should stay there. Not so though:
div id=draggable class=dropmedrag me/div
div id=droppabledrop here/div
script
Droppables.add ('droppable',
