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Currently, if you have 32 teams spread evenly into 2 conferences each with 4 divisions, FBGM tries to generate an NFL-like schedule. 16 games and 2 against each division opponent (1 home 1 away), and 10 games against other teams (5 home 5 away). The NFL has some other constraints that would be nice to include, but that's not the point of this issue.
The point of this issue is bye weeks. In the
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I'm trying to access the document from a elemental2.dom.HTMLIFrameElement but noticed that elemental2.dom.Window (via HTMLIFrameElement.contentWindow) has no document variable.
There is no chance to access an iframe document via elemental2.
This should be possible. Please see more details in the example at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLIFrameElement/contentWindow
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I read the docs of dexie-export-import thoroughly, however I didn't find a way how to add onto the current database when importing the data. It either completely replaces the whole table or merges and overwrites any row with the same id.
What I'd like to do is to import the data with new id's, while keeping the old data in the table intact.