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I have a list of sites and sites within those sites. How do I create a navigation tree using ul and li elements given this output? <pre><code>https://hosted.demo.ca https://hosted.demo.ca/academic https://hosted.demo.ca/academic/bm https://hosted.demo.ca/academic/cmtte https://hosted.demo.ca/academic/dm https://hosted.demo.ca/academic/pm https://hosted.demo.ca/archive https://hosted.demo.ca/associations https://hosted.demo.ca/associations/bm https://hosted.demo.ca/associations/dm https://hosted.demo.ca/associations/pm https://hosted.demo.ca/cdn https://hosted.demo.ca/cf_test https://hosted.demo.ca/charity https://hosted.demo.ca/charity/bod https://hosted.demo.ca/charity/bod/boarddocs https://hosted.demo.ca/charity/bod/mtgmaterial https://hosted.demo.ca/clite https://hosted.demo.ca/clite/admin https://hosted.demo.ca/company https://hosted.demo.ca/company/finance https://hosted.demo.ca/company/hr https://hosted.demo.ca/company/hr/b1 https://hosted.demo.ca/company/hr/b1/b2 https://hosted.demo.ca/company/hr/b1/b2/b3 https://hosted.demo.ca/company/mrkting https://hosted.demo.ca/demo </code></pre> I want to take this list and turn it into something like this: <pre><code><UL> <li>Academic <ul> <li>BM</li> <li>CMTTE</LI> <li>DM</li> <li>PM</li> </ul> </li> </ul> <ul> <li>ARCHIVE</li> </UL> <ul> <LI>ASSOCIATIONS <ul> <li>BM</li> <li>DM</LI> <li>PM</li> </ul> </LI> </ul> </code></pre> Someone suggested I try something like this: <pre><code> var map = {}; //init the map var web = $(xData.responseXML).find("Web"); for (var i = 0; i < web.length; i++) { //we create a index for our links based on the depth of them by `/` var m = web[i].attributes['Url'].value.substring(23, web[i].attributes['Url'].value.length).split('/').length; map[m] = map[m] || []; //make sure we leave alone the old values if there is none init with new array map[m].push(web[i].attributes['Url'].value); //push new value to node } console.log(map); </code></pre> But the object it returned took all sites with the same number of "/" and put them in one array. Which isn't exactly what I'm looking for. 
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