Make stylePast compatible with event mode, add xmlString option and fix indentation#17
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Option stylePast has been made compatible with the "event" calendar mode.
The indentation of the calendar.js code was fixed as indentation was inconsistent initially with brackets and if statements.
The xmlString option enables a string to be used at runtime to display XML on the calendar; effectively enabling user-tailored calendars to be generated without generating a new file/url on the server.
Note: the xmlUrl option is given priority over the xmlString option; if xmlUrl exists, xmlString will not do anything.
Name: xmlString
Description: String input for XML events
Options: 'same content formatting as xmlUrl'
Default: undefined
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