I've asked a question about text being inserted into two entry boxes when it should only be inserted into one. The problem lines of code turned out to be these:
MoneyAvailableTextBox = Entry(temp, font=('arial', 14, 'bold'), bg='White', fg = 'Black', bd = 5, width = 10, borderwidth = 4, justify = CENTER, text = '£')
MoneyAvailableTextBox.grid(row = 1, column = 0, pady = 10)
HeistAwardTextBox = Entry(temp, font=('arial', 14, 'bold'), bg='White', fg = 'Black', bd = 5, width = 10, borderwidth = 4, justify = CENTER, text = '£')
HeistAwardTextBox.grid(row = 3, column = 0, pady = 10)
A friend of mine eventually figured out what the issue was and I answered my own question in case someone else comes across this issue. The issue was that both entry boxes had text = '£'
. My friend simply changed one of them to have the value $
and the issue was solved. Deleting them also stops the issue. Neither he nor I am sure why having to entry boxes with the same text = '£'
makes them be treated as the same entry box.
I've replicated the problem down below. I've simplified the code.
import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import*
trialGUI = Tk()
trialGUI.title('Text Boxes')
#This is the text which will be inserted
value1 = 'Hello'
value2 = 'Bye'
#This inserts the text into the entry boxes
def updateStats():
entryBox1.delete('0', END)
#This should insert Hello in the first box
entryBox1.insert(tk.INSERT, value1)
entryBox2.delete('0', END)
#This should insert Bye in the second box
entryBox2.insert(tk.INSERT, value2)
# These are the text boxes
entryBox1 = Entry(trialGUI, text = '£')
entryBox1.grid(row = 0)
entryBox2 = Entry(trialGUI, text = '£')
entryBox2.grid(row = 1)
#Button which when pressed inserts texting into the entry boxes
Button1 = Button(trialGUI, command = updateStats, text = 'Insert Text')
Button1.grid(row = 2)
trialGUI.mainloop()
How I said, this issue has been solved. I'm just looking for an explanation why the problem occurs in the first place.