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Submitting 'live' content IE7 Jquery

I have some content that is appended to a form when dropped using the 'droppable/draggable' jquery plugins.

Once the content has been appended to the form. I have a button to submit the form. The form submits correctly in all browsers but in IE7. In IE7 it will not submit I'm guessing it does not see the appended 'live' content.

Is there a way to resolve this?? has anyone else had this issue???

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