Description: ------------ I'm using the latest Nested Set version (1.3.4) to generate a nested set using the 'Menu' output driver. I found out that in my setup a subcategory was wrongly identified as core level. My structure is like this: $parent = $nestedSet->createRootNode(array('kategoriename' => 'Testberichte'), false, true); $nestedSet->createSubNode($parent, array('kategoriename' => 'Pads, Sattelunterlagen')); $nestedSet->createSubNode($parent, array('kategoriename' => 'Kartentaschen')); $nestedSet->createSubNode($parent, array('kategoriename' => 'Kartenmesser')); $nestedSet->createSubNode($parent, array('kategoriename' => 'Erste Hilfe Sets')); $nestedSet->createSubNode($parent, array('kategoriename' => 'Outdoor Jacken')); $nestedSet->createSubNode($parent, array('kategoriename' => 'flexible Sattel')); And the last item ('flexible Sattel') was always shown as a root level. I found out that by editing the Menu.php, line 119 was the one causing problems: // We are at a rootnode - let's add it to the structure if ($key == $node['rootid']) { I modified the if-clause to read if ($node['id'] == $node['rootid']) and everything's now working fine for me. As I however haven't looked more than 10 minutes into the code I don't know if it breaks something. Would be happy if you could have a look at it. If you need more code example or information, please contact me.

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