General menu building class for PHP, takes in an array, returns a number of useful formats.
The array structure for a single menu item looks like this:
array( 'menuItem' => array( 'id' => string, 'class' => array|string|null, 'filters' => array|string|null, 'contents' => array( 'text' => string|null, 'url' => string|null 'target' => string|null 'onclick' => string|null 'style' => string|null ), 'children' => array(menuItems)|null ), )
You can submenu as much as you'd like, just by inserting menu-blocks into the 'children' value of its parent
Description of each key:
id : unique id for this menu item. Optional, if it isn't provided, the system will id each item with a menu_#
class : array of classes (or single class) to apply to the menu item. Optional
filters : Optional restrictions for this menu item. Building a menu takes on a array|string param containing filters
contents : Menu item contents
text : Text in display
url : optional url
target : optional url target
onclick : optional onclick call
style : optional inline style adjustments
children : Optional location to place submenu items. All submenus must follow the same structure as the parent.