I am using the NerdDinner project to experiment with MVC. http://nerddinnerbook.s3.amazonaws.com/Intro.htmI have put an image map on the front page and cannot work out how to generate the urls for it.
home/page1 gallery/image1 info/IT/contact home/page2 home/page3 gallery/image2 info/IT/map and so on.
I would like to arrange the above urls into a tree fashion as shown below (each item will be a url link). The final output would be a simple HTML List (plus any sub list(s))
thus:
home gallery info page1 image1 IT page2 image2 contact page3 map
Programming Language is C# , platform is asp.net
EDIT 1:
In the above example, we end up with Three Lists because in our example there is three main 'groups' eg: home, gallery, info.
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