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I have this code here

function display_children($parent, $level) {
require_once ('../includes/DbConnector.php');
$connector = new DbConnector();

   // retrieve all children of $parent
   $result = $connector->query('SELECT id, name, parentid FROM cmssection '.
                          'WHERE parentid="'.$parent.'";');
       if(!$result) {
      echo ('<p class="error">Error from query: ' .$connector->getSqlError(). '</p>');

       } else {

   // display each child
   while ($row = $connector->fetchArray($result)) {
       // indent and display the title of this child
       echo (str_repeat('  ',$level)'<a href="">'.$row['name'].'</a><br>');

       // call this function again to display this
       // child's children
       display_children($row['id'], $level+1);
   }

      }
}  

and I am trying to get this to print in an unordered list and i know if i can put a different delimiter in the string repeat function to print out a tag for each child but how could i refine that function to distinguish between child and parent or should i create another separate function that takes the output of that function and formats it the way i want. any ideas.

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