Well, we're getting closer, I should probably expand on the goals for this though:

Basically, I want to have the list one one side, and then a large 60x5 text field, a 60x1 text field and another list on the other side. As the user selects an item from the list on the left, I want to clear the elements on the right, and fill them with data pertaining to the object.

Basically, the list is a list of options (hence, the checkboxes) but I'm building it to be expandable as I don't know how large the boxes could get in the long run. The other fields describe the options and their requirements.

Hope this explains my question a little better. If anyone can offer an alternative, I'd be happy to hear it.


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In reply to Re: Re: Tk List of Checkboxes? by Flame
in thread Tk List of Checkboxes? by Flame

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