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    I want to insert Wordpress nav menu items into MySQL using PHP. I dont think i can use wp_create_nav_menu() because I need to build a preliminary menu from the categories (over 100 cats!) then a lower level admin can modify/adjust/refine. I dont think the wp_create_nav_menu() actually updates the MySQL db's.

    I can surely figure this out but just wondering if someone can give me a head start.

    Update wp_posts 
Update wp_term_relationships
update wp_term_taxonomy
update wp_terms

set             "post_author" => 1, 
                "post_date" => '2017-12-15 09:37:18', 
                "post_date_gmt" => '2017-12-15 09:37:18', 
                "post_content" => '', 
                "post_title" => 'Storage', 
                "post_excerpt" => '', 
                "post_status" => 'publish', 
                "comment_status" => 'closed', 
                "ping_status" => 'closed', 
                "post_password" => '', 
                "post_name" => 'home-garden-kitchen', 
                "to_ping" => '', 
                "pinged" => '', 
                "post_modified" => '2018-12-03 14:29:13', 
                "post_modified_gmt" => '2018-12-03 20:29:13', 
                "post_content_filtered" => '', 
                "post_parent" => 0, 
                "menu_order" => 97, 
                "post_type" => 'nav_menu_item',     
                "post_mime_type" => '', 
                "comment_count" => 0

    etc, etc...

    I want to insert Wordpress nav menu items into MySQL using PHP. I dont think i can use wp_create_nav_menu() because I need to build a preliminary menu from the categories (over 100 cats!) then a lower level admin can modify/adjust/refine. I dont think the wp_create_nav_menu() actually updates the MySQL db's.

    I can surely figure this out but just wondering if someone can give me a head start.

    Update wp_posts 
Update wp_term_relationships
update wp_term_taxonomy
update wp_terms

set             "post_author" => 1, 
                "post_date" => '2017-12-15 09:37:18', 
                "post_date_gmt" => '2017-12-15 09:37:18', 
                "post_content" => '', 
                "post_title" => 'Storage', 
                "post_excerpt" => '', 
                "post_status" => 'publish', 
                "comment_status" => 'closed', 
                "ping_status" => 'closed', 
                "post_password" => '', 
                "post_name" => 'home-garden-kitchen', 
                "to_ping" => '', 
                "pinged" => '', 
                "post_modified" => '2018-12-03 14:29:13', 
                "post_modified_gmt" => '2018-12-03 20:29:13', 
                "post_content_filtered" => '', 
                "post_parent" => 0, 
                "menu_order" => 97, 
                "post_type" => 'nav_menu_item',     
                "post_mime_type" => '', 
                "comment_count" => 0

    etc, etc...

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    • mysql
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    Share Improve this question edited Dec 4, 2018 at 17:50 fuxia♦ 107k39 gold badges255 silver badges461 bronze badges asked Dec 4, 2018 at 17:20 Jim VanPettenJim VanPetten 1093 bronze badges
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