Function: multi-level navigation. / Plugin for version 2!

[n00dles101]

menu_data function already sorts the returned XML data on menuOrder so there is no need to sort it again,
just change the top 2 lines and replace with

Code:

function menu_master() {
        $data = simplexml_load_string(menu_data('',true));
        $menu = $data->xpath('//*[menuStatus="Y"][parent=""]');
        if (count($menu)>0) {
            echo '<ul class="menu">';
            foreach ($menu as $link) {
                if ("$link->slug"=="") $link->slug = "index";
                $prnt = count($data->xpath('//item[slug="'.return_page_slug().'"][parent="'.$link->slug.'/"]'));
                echo '<li'.("$link->slug"==return_page_slug()?' class="active"':($prnt>0?' class="parent"':'')).'><a href="'.$link->url.'">'.($link->menu!=""?$link->menu:$link->title).'</a>';
                $menu = $data->xpath('//*[parent="'.$link->slug.'/"]');
                if (count($menu)>0) {
                    echo '<ul class="submenu">';
                    foreach ($menu as $link) {
                        echo '<li'.("$link->slug"==return_page_slug()?' class="active"':'').'><a href="'.$link->url.'">'.($link->menu!=""?$link->menu:$link->title).'</a></li>';
                    }
                    echo '</ul>';
                }
                echo '</li>';
            }
            echo '</ul>';
        }
    }

EDIT: ************ IGNORE BELOW THIS, I'm talking rubbish....

Not sure about the second submenu query? Why are you checking for menuStatus=Y for the submenu, will this not be off ??

They way I do it is,

o - create all the top level pages and set the menu order as normal.
o - for each page as a submenu, just create the page and set the parent to be to top level menu.

Also function won't work for us poor unfortunates who cant use prettyUrls....

Mike