PHP infinite classification drop-down list classification (Part 2)

<?php
include ("conn.php");
function getList($pid=0,&$result=array(),$space=0){
    $space=$space+2;
    $sql="SELECT*FROM deepcate WHERE pid = $pid";
    $res = mysql_query($sql);
    while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($res)){
        $row['catename']=str_repeat('&nbsp;',$space).'|--|'.$row['catename'];
        $result[]=$row;
        getList($row['id'],$result,$space);
    }
    return $result;
}
$rs=getList();
echo"<select name='cate'>";
foreach ($rs as $key=>$val){
    echo "<option>{$val['catename']}</option>";
}
echo'</<select>'
?>

Beautify the obtained data to get the above picture style, which is infinite classification.

For the convenience of future calls, we encapsulate the recursive function.

<?php
    include ("conn.php");
function getList($pid=0,&$result=array(),$space=0){
    $space=$space+2;
    $sql="SELECT*FROM deepcate WHERE pid = $pid";
    $res = mysql_query($sql);
    while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($res)){
        $row['catename']=str_repeat('&nbsp;',$space).'|--|'.$row['catename'];
        $result[]=$row;
        getList($row['id'],$result,$space);
    }
    return $result;
}
$rs=getList();
function displayCate($pid=0,$selected=1){
    $rs=getList($pid);
    $str='';
    $str.="<select name='cate'>";
    foreach ($rs as $key=>$val){
        $selectedstr='';
        if ($val['id'] == $selected){
            $selectedstr="selected";
        }
        $str.="<option{$selectedstr}>{$val['catename']}</option>";
    }
    return $str.='</select>';
}
echo displayCate(0,2);
?>

This completes our infinite category list style.