Hi all, the below is a snippet from a code i wrote that what he basicaly do is run a select statement on Access database and for every value he gets (phone, email, name etc..) he create a button and insert the value as a text to the button. the code creates 5 buttons per row (could get up to 20 rows). what i want to do is that on every new search i do the program will delete the results(rows of buttons) of the previous search with one row i can do it but with higer i cant . any advice? 
$mw = MainWindow->new;
        $mw->geometry("239x274");
    $mw->resizable(0,0);
    $mw->configure(-background => "black");
        $mw->title("test");


$mwf = $mw->Scrolled(
   'Pane',
   -scrollbars => 'e',
   -background => 'white',
   -width => 620,
   -height => 165,
   -sticky     => 'nwse',
)->place( -x => 1, -y => 110);

    
while (@row = $queryHandle->fetchrow) 
{    
            $f1 = $mwf->Frame()->pack(-expand => 0,-fill => 'both' );
                for $fr($f1)
                {
                    $i =0;
                      for (1..5)
                      {
                                    $fr->Button(
                                   -relief => 'groove',
                                   -text  => $row[$i],
                                   -background => 'white',
                                   -foreground => 'black',
                                   -command => [ \&ExtraInfo, $row[$i]
+ ],
                                   -font => "Ariel 8 bold",
                                   -height     => 0,
                                   -width      => 1
                               )->pack(-side=>'left',-expand => 1, -fi
+ll => 'both' );
                            $i++;
                      }                            
                }        
}

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