Dear Discipulus & Marshall,

I appreciate your time and effort in reading and sharing some info. I have tried the script you two shared however I still could not achieve my two goal. maybe I rephrase it again hope I can explain it clearly.

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Item-A.) What I want to do is when I click the option in GUI TK window form " Menu->Add user " it will load 3 objects one for each (Label, Entry, & Button) inside my MainWindow form.

Item-B.) When I click again the option in my GUI TK window form " Menu-> Reset User " It will clear the old form from Item-A and load new 3 objects again one for each Label, Entry and Button) in my MainWindow.

This means that before I select new option Menu it will clear my MainWindow form and load option that I have selected. Just like the normal GUI behavior when using some application when clicking other options menu it will clear the previous(old) view and load again the next option that was just selected or click.

Thank you in advance

In reply to Re^2: tk widget - How to hide and unhide the forms in my script by fsmendoza
in thread Resolved: tk widget - How to hide and unhide the forms in my script by fsmendoza

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