Renaming "callBackReturn" to "callbackReturn"
Initial restructure

Attempting to follow the guidelines and best practices defined here:
http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Authoring
Initial attempt at add function
Splitting out PHP form handler from HTML example page
Ignoring vim swapfiles
Upgrading to the latest version of jQuery/UI

plus.click({}, function() { }); was causing errors, they
were fixed by a new jQuery version.
Moving back to the "source" element

Attempting to lump in the source element with the clones
was a bad idea, since the clones are not dynamicForms
(and even if they were, they'd have a completely
different copy of the plugin, so message passing would be
out). Having a centralized and standard launching-off
point is not that bad, I do wish this was more
generalized though.
Making plus/minus buttons work for source element
Adding "addAfter" parameter to add
Binding to clone +/- buttons
Adding functional remove
Cleaning up index.html a bit
Adding support for "external" +/- buttons

External +/- buttons are +/- buttons that are outside of the template
Keep elements in "clones" array in order

In order for the "remove" buttons to work as expected, we
need to make sure the cloned elements stay in order in
data.clones.
Adding documentation
Fixing formatting, making it easier to track what's going on
Found some more options to init
Keep track of element index in attributes
First attempt at reflowFormNames

This sets the name attribute of every element in a form
tag. This is largely destructive, but the name
attribute is backed up in the "dynamicFormName" attribute.
Altering reflowFormNames to work on all elements

The benefit here is that any element with a name
property can now become a containing structure for the
resultant form data. This does impose some restrictions,
namely requiring you to repurpose the "name" attribute.
A better solution in the future might be to just use
dynamicFormName for everything (except the actual form
controls).