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Hi! I'm Chris Jenkins. I'm the Chief Digital Officer for The Symphony Agency , and I've been developing for WordPress for nearly ten years. In my blog you'll find technical how-to's, white papers, and opinion pieces on internet culture and the companies and people who play there. Need high powered WordPress development or consulting? Send me a message , and I'd be happy to take a look. First, Ive been very neglectful of my blog, and I apologize. Its been a crazy busy year, and and keeping up with publishing everything I was working on became impossible. That being said, Im back in the saddle, and you can expect more high quality technical guides and patented Chris J snark on a regular basis. Second, holy crap, our development agency has been merged. ImTheirWebGuy.com is now part of the Symphoni Group . There are a dozen reasons why I made that move, but here are the most important ones: Google killing off Google+ bycreating whole new products, marketing, and guides for it? GOOGLE+ IS THE WALKING DEAD! they screamed. Theyd never really liked the network anyways, so like Christians telling Atheists what Atheists believe, they created a scenario based on the limited facts available to them, and went with it, full of self assurance. And, all the while, I told them all they were wrong. Recent moves by Google indicate that the Plus is alive and well, and is, in fact, still in a growth phase. How can we tell? Easy: If youve got more than one time based select field in a PHP form, it makes sense to create a reusable function to prep those iterations for you instead of manually constructing an array. And, because youre going to be using different identifiers for the different fields, youll want to just construct a top level array that you can step through independently for each of your select fields. Thanks to a post on StackOverflow , we can easily create that top level array, and then implement it into our fields. Im developing using an MVC architecture, so I include this function at the top of the specific view I ...