I am not sure about the Js Helper... but the jQuery data api stores
key/value pair data in the actual object. So, as you create the draggable
object, you need to add the data, just as you are trying to access it.
So, if you are doing a $('div_1').draggable({options});
You need to also add a $('div_1').draggable({options}).data('key','value')
setter.
Then when you drop it... that element object still has that data set.
The other thing that is mind bending about working with draggable and
droppable elements is making sure that you are access the right object. So,
just do some sanity checks to make sure you are operating on the object you
think you are operating on.
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