I am building an tkinter application with 2 frames inside my root. Here is my code and what I obtain:

Im working on a Tkinter app that displays images of cats in a grid-like layout. My goal is to place the images alternately on the left and right sides of the window, stacking them vertically. However, the images are not appearing in the expected positions.

File “C:UsersSushma MunagalaAppDataLocalProgramsPythonPython312Libsite-packagesmysqlconnector_init_.py”, line 159, in connect
return MySQLConnection(*args, **kwargs)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File “C:UsersSushma MunagalaAppDataLocalProgramsPythonPython312Libsite-packagesmysqlconnectorconnection.py”, line 129, in init
self.connect(**kwargs)
File “C:UsersSushma MunagalaAppDataLocalProgramsPythonPython312Libsite-packagesmysqlconnectorconnection.py”, line 449, in connect
self.config(**kwargs)
File “C:UsersSushma MunagalaAppDataLocalProgramsPythonPython312Libsite-packagesmysqlconnectorconnection.py”, line 355, in config
raise AttributeError(“Unsupported argument ‘{0}'”.format(key))
AttributeError: Unsupported argument ‘username’
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def getEntries(): # Loop variables, etc loopNum = 1 setupString = ” entryData = [] # Loop will go through all our entry boxes in our grid # For each row, we will get the data and build our string and then append it to for entry in my_entries: if loopNum % 5 != 0: […]

For some reason my scroll bar isn’t working. I’ve tried various methods such as using different frames and creating my own scroll function however nothing seems to work. I think it might have something to do with the packing method perhaps.

I have a Python application that builds itself using a JSON file, for customization purposes. But, I realized that I have no way of dealing with overflow, and now that it has a lot of stuff it either overflows to the sides or to the bottom.
This is the code that works for small amounts of widgets, but can’t adapt.

So I was trying to make a frameless and centred Tkinter window with a close button. I’m using VSCode on Macbook Pro. When I ran it, it said

Alright, so I was exploring GUI libraries, specifically Tkinter, when I encountered a problem.
I was trying to make a frameless window – a window without the top bar with all the options and stuff – and the only method I found online was root.overrideredirect(1) or root.ovverrideredirect(True). Yeah, there were some reddit posts that suggested using another method that made the window end up looking like a splash screen. Tried of course, didn’t work. Visual Studio Code on Macbook Pro btw. I wanted to center the window using root.geometry, which failed and in fact made the window smaller. The window when created would stick at the top left corner of my screen.

Can’t change the icon on my 2nd window who make the principal window on the taskbar cause a custom title bar.

I am trying to create a Tkinter GUI with multiple pages, each displaying different components mad of different widgets. I’m having trouble working with grids from different objects.