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<ul>
{foreach from=$nodelist item=node name=recursive_menu}
    {* The first time around, we should display everything, all the other time
       we should ignore the first element since we should have already displayed
       it.
    *}
    {if !isset($tmp_starting_recursion) || !$smarty.foreach.recursive_menu.first}
        <li>
            {cms_selflink page=$node->alias}
            {if $node->haschildren}
                {* Let future calls know that the recursion has begun so that it
                   would skip displaying the first item.
                *}
                {assign var=tmp_starting_recursion value=true}

                {* This will display all menu items that is the children of the
                   current alias including that alias (that is why we need to skip
                   displaying it with the first if statement). Try to keep everything
                   the same here except the templat name which should be the same
                   name of the template you are currently editing.
                *}
                {menu start_page=$node->alias number_of_levels=2 template='Recursive'}
            {/if}
        </li>
    {/if}
{/foreach}
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{* Reset the temp variable so we can call this recursive menu more than once. No need
   for this if we are only calling the menu once.
*}
{assign var=tmp_starting_recursion value=false}

{* Call the menu with only the first level as the menu will take care of all the
   lower elements.
*}
{menu template='Recursive' num_of_levels=1}

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<ul>
{foreach from=$nodelist item=node}
    <li>
        {cms_selflink page=$node->alias}
        {if $node->haschildren}
            {menu start_element=$node->hierarchy|cat:'.1' number_of_levels=1 show_root_siblings=1 template='Recursive'}
        {/if}
    </li>
{/foreach}
</ul>