// =================   T.J.Henry  at  businesswebs dot com  =================
// Prepare a list of pages and those pages they link to.    
// based on the function view_macro_linktab() as stolen from macros.php  
//Put this kluge in .../parse/macros.php
function view_macro_sitemap()
{
  global $pagestore, $LkTbl;

  $lastpage = '';

  $text = '';

//  Use the "links" table as the datasource for the sitemap - order by 'page' to see structure
$q1 = $pagestore->dbh->query("SELECT page, link FROM $LkTbl ORDER BY page");
  while(($result = $pagestore->dbh->result($q1)))
  {
    if($lastpage != $result[0])
    {
      if($lastpage != ''){
          // $text = $text . "\n"; 
	     $text = $text . "</UL>";  // === TJH ===
		}

   // $text = $text . html_ref($result[0], $result[0]) . ' |';  // === TJH ===
      $text = $text . html_ref($result[0], $result[0]) . '<br /><UL>';
      $lastpage = $result[0];
    }

 // $text = $text . ' ' . html_ref($result[1], $result[1]); // === TJH ===
    $text = $text . '<li type=circle>' . html_ref($result[1], $result[1])."</li> ";
  }
	$text .= '</ul>';
     // return html_code($text);  // === TJH === don't use html_code() taht func adds <pre> tags
	return $text;
}



// The =====    common.php    ======= file looks like kinda like this 
// I wanted the sitemap to be in a right-hand-side column
// I added a col to the main layout table

<table>
<tr>

<td> All HEADER Stuff here </td>

<td rowspan=2 width="120" valign="top">
	
		<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="6" border="0">
		<tr>
	    <td width="10" class="sitemap" style="sitemap">
		<b>Sitemap:</b><br />	
		<?php print view_macro_sitemap();  /// Here is the sitemap !!! ?>	
		</td>
		</tr>
		</table>
	
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td> MY MAIN PAGE CONTENT IS HERE </td>
</tr>
</table>

I found it easier to place the function view_macro_sitemap within common.php rather than into parse/macros.php - otherwise I got errors as view_macro_sitemap was not defined for some pages.

Paul M

I'm sorry if I'm just too dense to get this.

Do you add the lower part to your 'common.php' file?

I get where the top part goes.

Thanks!