Hi, thanks for the suggestions. Peter, I definitely think your second
solution, the one you said you are probably going to upgrade to, is very
clean: adding another table "between" categories and subcategories that
defines relationships between the two. it seems like it will be much easier
to code
I've been working on something like this since about September/October.
It's not too hard, but it did take more coding than I thought it would.
Now, there's a couple of ways you could do this. I chose the cheap (in
terms of the number of DB tables) way out.
The way I have it set up is this. You
I've done something similar by building a
multidimensional array of categories and subcats in
one query and then Loop thru this with a for each to
build the category structure.
Categories table looks like this
CatID | ParentID | CategoryName
Array is
$category_menu[$ParentID][$CatID]
I'm sure
