Navigation sub-menus, how?

Anon

I try to make sub-menus for a site I am developing and shure could use some input...

The first page (in root folder) is index.php, this page and all others have mainmenu.
In /php I'd like every page to have mainmenu and a menu only the pages in /php have.
Could this be done with a "common.php" so I only need to update a single file to reflect changes in links?

Thanks.

Anon

Try to use mysql table like:
id, column, submenu_id, aadress, comment
1, 1, 1, main.php, First page
2, 2, 1, second.php Submenu in First page
etc.
and in php it should be.
switch ($i) {//$i should be column nr.
case 1:
print "...";/first line
break;
case 2:
print "<br>...";
break;

Hope helped you out.

Anon

Thanks, I'll try that.

This is what I've got so far:

$mainmenu = array
	(
	"PHP"	=> "php.php",
	"MySQL"	=> "mysql.php",
	"Forum"	=> "forum.php",
	"Om"	=> "om.php",
	"Hjelp"	=> "hjelp.php",
	"Index"	=> "index.php"
	);
	asort ($mainmenu);
	reset ($mainmenu);

while (list ($mainpage_name, $mainpage_filename) = each ($mainmenu))
	{
		$currentpage = (basename("$PATH_INFO"));
		if($currentpage == "$mainpage_filename")
		{
		echo ("<br><b><FONT color=\"#FF0000\">$mainpage_name</FONT></b>");
		}
		else
		{
		echo ("<br><small><A href=\"$mainpage_filename\">$mainpage_name</A></small>");
		}
	}

This makes links to all but the current page, I'll try to extend this to include submenus.
Is this code crap ppl?

Steinar.