$(...parent()).html() didn't capture the textarea content

I am generating user control according to search result. And allowing to change text inside of textarea (picture or video description)

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i am cloning DIV element that contains image, span, textarea elements and their value. When clicked on EKLE(ADD) button, i am taking EKLE button's parent and appending to result div. But i can't see the textarea content .

// this function is cloning the one result div which is clicked on it and appending the result
function f_ResimSecildi_Ekle(divEklenecek) {

    $(divEklenecek).clone().prependTo("#divEklenenResimler").hide().fadeIn("slow");
    $("#divEklenenResimler input[id*=btnEkleResim_]").remove();
    $("#divEklenenResimler input[id*=btnKaldirResim_]").removeAttr("style").show();
    $("#btnHaberResimleriYap").removeAttr("disabled");        
}

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try this:

function f_ResimSecildi_Ekle(divEklenecek) {
    $(divEklenecek).clone().val(
        $(divEklenecek).val()
    ).prependTo("#divEklenenResimler").hide().fadeIn("slow");
    $("#divEklenenResimler input[id*=btnEkleResim_]").remove();
    $("#divEklenenResimler input[id*=btnKaldirResim_]").removeAttr("style").show();
    $("#btnHaberResimleriYap").removeAttr("disabled");        
}

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Well, here is the part where you realize when you clone an input control, the user-data isn't copied as well. Why don't you try using the val() method on the original textarea and setting on the cloned object (again using the val() method!).

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You must use .val() method.