Okay, basically, I'm trying to build a navigation tree out of several different arrays. One array holds information about each category, such as name, a second name to reference, and the array which holds the links for each section:

$navcategories = array (
     // Categories
          'general' => array ('General', 'general', $navgeneral),
          'reviews' => array ('Reviews', 'reviews', $navreviews),
          'animemanga' => array ('Anime/Manga', 'animemanga', $navanime),
          'gaming' => array ('Gaming', 'gaming', $navgaming),
          'misc' => array ('Miscellaneous', 'misc', $navmisc)
);

So, basically it references another array. However, I'm having trouble calling the second array. I'm trying to do it like so:

              foreach ($navcategories as $cat) {

                  print ('
                                                         <li class="navcat"><div class="navcat">' . $cat[0] . '</div></li>
                  ');

                  foreach ($cat[2] as $link) {

                          print ('
                                                                     <li class="navlink"><div class="navblock"></div><div class="navlink"><a href="index.php?tare=' . $link[0] . '" class="nav">' . key($link) . '</a></div></li>
                          ');

                  };

                  print ('
                                                         <br />
                  ');

          };

The error I'm getting is:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/ketsuka/public_html/frozensky/Themes/v1/Template.Index.php on line 48

Line 48 is:

foreach ($cat[2] as $link) {

    does this help

    $nav = array (
    // Categories
    'general' => array ('General', 'general', $navgeneral),
    'reviews' => array ('Reviews', 'reviews', $navreviews),
    'animemanga' => array ('Anime/Manga', 'animemanga', $navanime),
    'gaming' => array ('Gaming', 'gaming', $navgaming),
    'misc' => array ('Miscellaneous', 'misc', $navmisc)
    );

    foreach ($nav as $item)
    {
    echo($item[0])."<BR>";

    foreach($item as $cat)
{
	?>
	<div class="navlink"><a href="index.php?tare=<?php echo $cat; ?>" class="nav">-- <?php echo $cat; ?></a></div><BR />
	<?
}

    }

      Umm ... not really. It's pretty much what I was doing before, except not calling the item. Let me try this again. Structure:

      Array 1: $categories = array (Name, second name, $arraywithlinks)

      Arrays 2-6: $arraywithlinks = array ('linkpath' => array ('Name', 'treelinks')

      That reference of $arraywithlinks in Array 1 is what I need to call, but I need to call it as one of the other arrays. Basically, I need to figure out how to reference the items in $arraywithlinks via $categories[2]. Or some other way of connecting the different arrays without combining them...

        So I came up with something like this.... not sure if it's what you want or if it helps:

        <?php
$navgeneral = array(
	'domain.com/' => array('Home', 'index.html'),
);

$navreviews = array(
	'domain.com/reviews/' => array('First Ever', 'review1.html'),
);

$navanime = array(
	'domain.com/anime/' => array('For Kids', 'kids.html'),
);

$navgaming = array(
	'domain.com/gaming/' => array('xBox', 'xbox.html'),
);

$navmisc = array(
	'domain.com/misc/' => array('Other Junk', 'junk.html'),
);

$navcategories = array(
	'general' => array('General', 'general', $navgeneral),
	'reviews' => array('Reviews', 'reviews', $navreviews),
	'animemanga' => array('Anime/Manga', 'animemanga', $navanime),
	'gaming' => array('Gaming', 'gaming', $navgaming),
	'misc' => array('Miscellaneous', 'misc', $navmisc)
);

// Loop through categories showing all subsequent links:
echo '<ul>';
foreach($navcategories AS $cat)
{
	echo '
	<li style="min-height: 15px;"><div>', $cat[0], '</div>
		<ul>';

foreach($cat[2] AS $sub)
{
	echo '
		<li style="min-height: 15px;"><div><a href="', key($cat[2]), $sub[1], '">', $sub[0], '</a></div></li>';
}

echo '
	</ul>
</li>';
}
echo '
</ul>';

?>

        You never specified too well your array setup, so I can't be sure that's what will work for your case. But it's something for you to work off of.

        Almost forgot the output:

            *
      General
          o
            Home
    *
      Reviews
          o
            First Ever
    *
      Anime/Manga
          o
            For Kids
    *
      Gaming
          o
            xBox
    *
      Miscellaneous
          o
            Other Junk

          Sorry. That probably would have helped had I actually shown you the link arrays. Anyway, thanks for the help, though I don't know if it would have worked. I figured out there were two problems.

          The first was that when I referenced the link arrays in the category arrays, they hadn't been declared yet. I moved the category array around in the file and fixed that one.

          The second problem was that in the second foreach statement, the ($cat[2] as $link/$sub) one, it was apparently putting out to a variable instead of an array, so the key() function wouldn't take it. Well, I got rid of the foreach statement altogether and went with this:

                                while ($link = each ($cat[2])) {

                        print ('
                                                                   <li class="navlink"><div class="navblock"></div><div class="navlink"><a href="index.php?tare=' . $link['key'] . '" class="nav">' . $link['value'] . '</a></div></li>
                        ');

                  };

          But, like I said, thanks for your help anyway.

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