> I would recommend using using a preorder tree traversal for storing
> the data. It is a little different at first, but once you get the
> idea it is pretty slick to work with. The main advantage is to build
> the tree structure you only need one query as opposed to a recursive
> algorithm.
Thi
Eric Butera wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 11:21 AM, Richard Heyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Use a tree structure (I assume it's a tree type menu that has already
>>> been written and save yourself the hassle. The PEAR HTML_TreeMenu code
>>> can Create a tree structure from a Tree object (my
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 11:21 AM, Richard Heyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Use a tree structure (I assume it's a tree type menu that has already
>> been written and save yourself the hassle. The PEAR HTML_TreeMenu code
>> can Create a tree structure from a Tree object (my own tree class at
>> ph
> Use a tree structure (I assume it's a tree type menu that has already
> been written and save yourself the hassle. The PEAR HTML_TreeMenu code
> can Create a tree structure from a Tree object (my own tree class at
> phpguru.org).
Sorry, forgot to mention that said Tree object can create a tree
s
> I am trying to use a prepared MySQL statement after retrieving the
> results from a previous query (it's for a multi-level menu). The first
> query works fine, but the second query does not.
Use a tree structure (I assume it's a tree type menu that has already
been written and save yourself the
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