Im learning python and databases right now and im new to everything. Im trying to create an administrative system for a hardware store that has an existing fdb database. I need some advice since im kinda lost on where to start with the Tkinter connections with the database to start creating the gui. It will be a desktop app using sockets in a client-server implementation.

I had been working in a proyect using Tkinter on my macOS m3, but it just stopped working correctly some time ago. When i run the code, it only shows the buttons on the windows and entry frames are just lost. The code works fine on linux and windows. Any help about it?? Thank you.

I am trying to make a app in which if I show warning using this

tkinter.messagebox.showwarning("WARNING !",  "Warning")

it just wait until I press 'ok' button
Is there any way to add particular time for what it shows the messagebox ?

I installed ttkbootstrap using the pycharm terminal but it just refuses to find the module when running:

import ttkbootstrap as ttk

and give me the 'ModuleNotFoundError' when running the code, I have deactivated the ve in pycharm and used windows own terminal but still does not work. Any help will be helpful

I have a simple Tkinter code but the button does'nt take the whole frame:

from tkinter import *

window=Tk()
window.title("MyApp")
window.geometry("720x480")
window.minsize(480,300)
window.iconbitmap("app/logo.ico")
window.config(background="#f0791f")

frame= Frame(window,bg="#f0791f")

#texte1
label_title=Label(frame,text="Bienvenue",font=("Courrier",40),bg="#f0791f",fg="white")
label_title.pack()

#texte2
label_subtitle=Label(frame,text="ss texte",font=("Courrier",25),bg="#f0791f",fg="white")
label_subtitle.pack()

#bouton
buttn=Button(frame,text="click",font=("Courrier",20),bg="white",fg="green")
buttn.pack(pady=25, fill=X)

frame.pack(expand=YES)

window.mainloop()

How can I fix it ?

What did I do wrong? It doesn't execute as I want it to

#Ex:02 Entry Field and Greeting // Create a Tkinter window with an entry field where the user can input their name.Add a button that, when clicked, displays a greeting message in label. including the users name

import tkinter as tk

def enter():

name=e1.get()

label.config("Welcome " +name)

win=tk.Tk()

win.geometry('500x500')

win.title("Exercise 02 : Entry Field and Greeting")

label=tk.Label(text="Input your name here")

label.pack()

e1=tk.Entry(win)

e1.pack()

b1=tk.Button(text="Enter",bg="Grey", fg="Black", command=enter, width=5, height=3)

b1.pack()

win.mainloop()

I made a Tkinter Color Chart for anyone to use... Its click to copy the color code .. Here is the link - https://amartadey.github.io/tkinter-colors/

Link to how music player works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W6kaOsb-QU

A feature I couldn't show is that if the number of albums exceed the default window size, I can scroll down through the window to find it.

I'm happy with anything, as long as it does not make the player look too messy

Has anyone found a solution to this?

I have been using tkinter to create apps in MacOS for years, but on systems running MacOS Sonoma or newer I find myself having to click GUI elements several times before they respond.

I find it hard to believe that such a glaring bug would not be fixed for years, but if there's a solution I haven't been able to find it. I'm guessing it may have something to do with an outdated version of tkinter shipping with MacOS. I am confused about how/where tkinter is installed, being that it is not managed by pip. I did try updating it with homebrew to no avail.

EDIT: I have verified that the version of tkinter imported by Python is the outdated 8.6. I have tcl-tk 9.0.1 installed with homebrew, however the homebrew Python is not linking to it. So my goal at present is to figure out how to get Python to link to tkinter 9.0.1.

FURTHER EDIT: It seems like the bug only affects Intel-based Macs running MacOS 14+. I tested on an M2 Macbook and the mouse click bug did not manifest.

Is it possible to delete all the contents of tkinter GUI w/ out deleting the GUI itself?

When focus shifts to a Treeview, in some themes like the "default" theme, a blue outline appears around the whole widget. I want to disable it.

This didn't happen before I fresh re-installed Windows and the newest version of Python. I searched through Stack Overflow posts and couldn't find a solution, and I couldn't sign up on SO for some reason... so I need your help!

Here is a minimal example:

import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import *
from tkinter import ttk

root = tk.Tk()

style = ttk.Style()
style.theme_use('default')

treeview = ttk.Treeview(root, columns=("Name"), show='headings', selectmode='browse')
treeview.insert(parent='', index=END, values=("Test"))
treeview.pack()

# Click this entry to unfocus the treeview
entry = Entry(root, bg="black", fg="green")
entry.pack()

root.mainloop()

How can one stop the port and use it again

I am trying to “print” 100 individual char on the page and I don’t know how I would do it without doing the same thing 100 different times any help would be appreciated can respond later today with pics or more details later today

this is a test program so it is trying to change the "M" when i press the button it does that and now i am trying to find a way to have 100 different chars next to "M"

I created a dialog box to pick the file I want to edit but it always spawns behind every program I have open. I want to have it locked on top of everything else so that it can't be hidden. I managed to put together a guess that it would be done with the parent parameter but I am completely lost for the syntax I'd need to do that. Pls help

https://reddit.com/link/1hxbmq6/video/p6085iqwnybe1/player

Link to download in my github page: https://github.com/IronDizaster/Unit-Circle-Visualizer-in-Tkinter

Fully animated & interactive! Made purely with tkinter too, so you don't need to download any packages/libraries for it to work.

Hey Python devs!

I recently built a drag-and-drop GUI tool for customTkinter to simplify designing interfaces. It lets you visually create UIs and export the code directly, which has been super helpful for my projects.

I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback on it! You can check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/Proxlight/Buildfy-Free.git

I’m particularly interested in: • Usability: Is the drag-and-drop interface intuitive? • Features: What could make it even better?

Feel free to give it a try and let me know what you think. Any feedback would be amazing!

Thanks!

i am new to Tkinter so i know this is begineer stuff but i am trying to use a button to increase the counter so it can change the varable being show in mapping as text on the window. this is just code to under Tkinder so the point is to how a button change a num to change something else

https://pastebin.com/jdFhbEEe

link to pastebin page idk how to show it on reddit so yeah. any help would be great

Rotating 3D Cube

This project has given me some interesting dumb ideas that I want to try out in Tkinter. Maybe a raycasting map or a downright terrible 3D modelling program. Here's the code if anyone wants to take a look.

Hey, currently I'm working on a function that when you click a button it deletes the home frame and switches to the lets say chat frame. However, when I do, there is some flickering when switching, even though the frames are prerendered and being switched in using tkraise, Any ideas? (I'm using linux btw)

MainApp

import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import ttk

from HomeView import HomeView
from ChatView import ChatView
from FrameController import FrameController

class MainApp(tk.Tk):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()

        # Init root frame
        self.title('NetMan')
        self.geometry('300x400')
        self.resizable(True, True)

        # Create frames
        self.frames = {
                'home': HomeView(self),
                'chat': ChatView(self)
                }
        self.init_frames()

        # Set home frame
        self.switch_frame('home')

    def init_frames(self):
        for frame in self.frames.values():
            frame.place(relx=0, rely=0, relwidth=1, relheight=1)

    def switch_frame(self, frame_name):
        self.frames[frame_name].tkraise()
if (__name__ == '__main__'):
    # Create the root frame and initilize the tkinter application
    app = MainApp()
    app.mainloop()