Hi,

I'm having issues updating the progressbar color. I've tried using -colors, it didnt work, so I'm trying -foreground, still doesnt work.

Progress bar gen: 
my %PBCfg = (
                -width => "20",
                -length => 500,
                -from => "0",
                -to => "100",
                -blocks => "500",
                -gap => '2',
                -borderwidth => '2',
                #-colors => [0, 'green', 50, 'green' , 80, 'green']
                -foreground => 'green'
                );
my $Prb = $TBL_frame->ProgressBar(%PBCfg, -troughcolor=>'white',-varia
+ble=>\$T_testers{$tst}->{"ProgS"})->pack(-side=>'left', -fill=>'x');

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Now, I'm trying to change the color 

$T_testers{$tst}->{'Status_B'}->configure(-text=>"Down",-background =>
+ "red" );
$T_testers{$tst}->{"ProgBar"}->configure(-foreground => "red" );$mw->u
+pdate;

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the botton changes color everytime I try, but the ProgressBar changes the color only once after init. Any ideas?

In reply to TK::ProgressBar Color update by Ohad

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