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/*
The JavaScript
It's important to point out that Titanium's Titanium.XML.DOMDocument object implements DOM2-level structures.  Here's the magic XML to JSON code:
*/

// Changes XML to JSON
function xmlToJson(xml) {
	
	// Create the return object
	var obj = {};

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HTML::macro('actions', function($data, $resource, $showEdit = true, $showDelete = true, $showView = true)
{
    $table = '<td class="td-actions center">';
    $table .= '<div class="hidden-phone visible-desktop action-buttons bigger-110">';
    if ($showEdit)
    {
        $table .= '<a class="green" href="' . $resource . '/' . $data->id . '/edit" data-toggle="tooltip" data-original-title="Fshi"> <i class="icon-pencil bigger-130"></i> </a>';
    }
    if ($showView)
    {

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HTML::macro('table', function($fields = array(), $table_fields = array(), $data = array(), $resource, $status = true, $showEdit = true, $showDelete = true, $showView = true)
{
    $table = '<table id="sample-table-2" class="table table-striped table-bordered table-hover well datatables">';
    $table .='<thead>';
    $table .='<tr>';

    foreach ($table_fields as $table_field)
    {
        $table .= '<th>' . Str::title($table_field) . '</th>';
    }

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<?php
// Get the current user that will be the origin of our operations
$currentUser = User::find(10);
 
// Get ID of a User whose autoincremented ID is less than the current user, but because some entries might have been deleted we need to get the max available ID of all entries whose ID is less than current user's
$previousUserID = User::where('id', '<', $currentUser->id)->max('id');
 
// Same for the next user's id as previous user's but in the other direction
$nextUserID = User::where('id', '>', $currentUser->id)->min('id');