Creating Hierachial menu

Hi

I now found myself as the only developer in my new job and have no one
to bounce problems off - thats where you lot come in

I'm in the proceess of creating a web based image library for our
intranet (All Microsoft based) and all the source data is  coming in
from a csv file that I am converting to XML and transforming with XSLT

I have done simiar things in the past where one of the generated nodes
is a category and using  keys() and generate-id() etc  (the Meunchian?
technique I think they call it) I have created a menu based on these
categories, however this has always been  a top level menu. Now I am
trying to create a multi level menu system and I can't seem to make the
logical leap using the  same approach. Each image can be in more than
one category - hence the duplicate resourceID's in the XML

- <MenuRoot>
- <menu resourceID="2">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">Ajwa</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">RMTI</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="2">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">Hardcopy_Available</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">Photograph</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="2">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">High_Res_CD_Library</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">AJ/RM_001</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="3">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">Ajwa</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">RMTI</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="3">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">High_Res_CD_Library</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">AJ/RM_001</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="4">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">Ajwa</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">RMTI</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="4">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">Hardcopy_Available</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">Photograph</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="4">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">High_Res_CD_Library</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">AJ/RM_001</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="5">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">Ajwa</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">Nabati</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="5">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">Hardcopy_Available</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">Transparency</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="5">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">High_Res_CD_Library</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">AJ/NA_001</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="6">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">Hardcopy_Available</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">Transparency</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="6">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">High_Res_CD_Library</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">JAD/DORAD_F_002</menuItem> 
  </menu>
- <menu resourceID="6">
  <menuItem hierLevel="1">Jadawel</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="2">DorratAlJadawel_F_Riyadh</menuItem> 
  <menuItem hierLevel="3">Accomodation</menuItem> 
  </menu> ......

so far it is over 1000 images and what I would like to do is turn the
above XML into a menu for navigation that filters down  to the desired
images something along the lines of

Ajwa
    RMTI
    Nabati
Jadawel
    DorratAlJadawel_F_Riyadh
        Accomodation
        External
High_Res_CD_Library
    AJ/NA_001
    AJ/RM_001
Hardcopy_Available
    Transparency
    Photograph
    JAD/DORAD_F_002


etc etc

There is no logical limit on the number of sub levels but in reality
should not be more than 5 or 6

At the moment I am having a complete brain blank on any inspiration on
this one .
Would I be better off creating a different XML structure or can I do
what I am trying to do with this structure ?

Any tips, pointers or even a solution :-) would be much appreciated

TIA

Terry

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