Switching pages or frames in Tkinter is a common requirement when building GUI applications. In this tutorial, we will cover how to switch pages and frames in Tkinter to develop multi-page applications.
Step 1: Setting up the Tkinter window
To start, we need to import the Tkinter library and create a root window for our application.
import tkinter as tk
root = tk.Tk()
root.title("Switch Pages in Tkinter")
root.geometry("800x600")
Step 2: Creating multiple frames
Next, we will create multiple frames to represent different pages of our application. Each frame will contain different widgets such as buttons, labels, or entry fields.
frame1 = tk.Frame(root, bg="red", width=800, height=600)
frame2 = tk.Frame(root, bg="blue", width=800, height=600)
frame1.pack(fill='both', expand=True)
Step 3: Defining functions to switch frames
Now, we need to create functions that will switch between the frames when called. We will use the pack_forget()
method to hide the current frame and the pack()
method to display the new frame.
def show_frame1():
frame1.pack()
frame2.pack_forget()
def show_frame2():
frame2.pack()
frame1.pack_forget()
Step 4: Adding buttons to switch frames
We will now create buttons that will call the functions defined above to switch between the frames.
button1 = tk.Button(frame1, text="Go to Page 2", command=show_frame2)
button1.pack()
button2 = tk.Button(frame2, text="Go to Page 1", command=show_frame1)
button2.pack()
Step 5: Running the application
Finally, we can run our application by starting the Tkinter main loop.
show_frame1()
root.mainloop()
Now, you should see a window with two frames and buttons to switch between them. This is a basic example of how to switch frames in Tkinter. You can extend this concept to create more complex multi-page applications by adding more frames and buttons and defining additional functions to switch between them.
In conclusion, switching pages or frames in Tkinter is a key aspect of building GUI applications. By following the steps outlined in this tutorial, you can create multi-page applications with ease. Experiment with different widgets, layouts, and functionalities to enhance your Tkinter applications.
thanks bro this helped me too much this was too easy
could you use a voice changer instaed? having an actual voice talking would be a HUGE difference
Thank you <3
Thanks for the tutorial but the Bandcamp and kinemaster watermarks were just bugging me lol. You can use OBS to record your screen. It's free with no watermarks on your recordings. Also Davinci Resolve is a great video editor what has a fully functional free version.
Your videos are awesome it helps me very much but it will be more helpful if you could provide the source code 🙂
Super
what is fonction "page ()" for ?
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junior from nairobi,
exactly what i have been looking for, very helpful video, thanks a lot .
Sir plz help when I create a entry in home and enter something in it and if press about or any other option frame and go back to home the entry is empty what to do sir plz help
Can we get the source code?
best thing ever
where can i get source code??
Could u pls tell me how to merge this code with my main application code pls reply asap
i have a question, my interface is working but pages frame are not shown. i have followed all code but I cant show any frame when the button is clicked, need help
give me source code
it's not often I get exactly what i look for, but this one is an exception. absolutly fantastic video. thank you
in which python version is this
because in the line with main_frame.configure(width=500, heigth=400) is an error
source code 🙂
Really interesting ! Where can we find the coding in a whole ????