I don't know how many times you have posted this code for us to work on it for you, maybe 3? :-)

Which frame are you trying to put scrollbars on? The mainwindow, or just on the popup frame which appears below? Or, do want the entire thing scrolled?

As mentioned above, you can use a Scrolled('Frame') or my favorite Scrolled('Pane'), to make your widgets scrolled.

If you want avoid using Tk::Scrolled, with it's automatic scrollbars added, this is how you would manually add a scrollbar to a widget. A basic example. 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use diagnostics;

use Tk;

$top = MainWindow->new();
$car_list = $top->Listbox(-width => 15, -height => 4,
)->pack(-side => 'left',
-padx => 10);

$car_list->insert('end', # Insert at end, the following list
"Acura", "BMW", "Ferrari", "Lotus", "Maserati",
"Lamborghini", "Chevrolet"
);

# Create scrollbar, and inform it about the listbox
$scroll = $top->Scrollbar(-orient  => 'vertical',
-width   => 10,
-command => ['yview', $car_list]
)->pack(-side => 'left',
-fill => 'y',
-padx => 10);

# Inform listbox about the scrollbar
$car_list->configure(-yscrollcommand => ['set', $scroll]);

MainLoop();

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In reply to Re: Scrollbar in Frame by zentara
in thread Scrollbar in Frame by shortyfw06

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