Binding Dropdown Menus and Combo Boxes - Python Tkinter GUI Tutorial #45

In this video I'll show you how to bind drop down menus (OptionMenus) and Combo Boxes with tKinter and Python so that you don't have to click a button to take action based on your selection.

Normally, after you select something from a drop down menu, you have to then click a button to take some action. But what if you could take the action just based on clicking and selecting from the drop down menu itself...without clicking a button afterward?

That's what I'll show you in this video...

[Codemycom]

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[jorge]

I can't explain how I had not found this channel before. New subscriber.

[tentra]

Hey, just want to say thanks for this excellent video! Your explanations are awesome.
Including a use case of how to add logic to a combo box helped me a lot! Keep up the awesome content.

[jacktoddy]

Now, here's the thing - I make useful applications for people to interface with, such as quiz tables for self-assessment respecting climate change. The sort of thing whereby you open a box, select a button; and that loops to another issue through combi dropdowns - all old fashioned I guess. Why? because human life is complex when taking in account all of the intricate paths and foibles we possess. People like 'buttons' and 'boxes' as they wish to open the combi box; it is intuitive to them. Whereby, they select an option and scroll on through to another set of questions; and so on ... If a box appears, that imprints into their minds better - the lesson of 'what they are responsible for through their actions' registers. The point I am making is that although this is an excellent tutorial video, you appear to be a 'coder' rather than a 'programmer'. To me the difference is huge. One provides the code, the other is more philosophical through knowing what to design code for - the end product's purpose. I would have liked this video more if it had buttons designed into the GUI. Nonetheless, I have subscribed to your channel.

[chendian-jing]

Supper great video. I extended your example codes to my company project to develop strategies to industrial problems. I really appreciate your help.

[good-gpt-chatbot]

Thank you very much sir, I can't explain how much you've helped me!

[DanielSilva-fvbr]

Great video! I've been trying to bind a combobox for like 1 hour. Thank you.

[eitangreenberg]

thank you very much!! already watched over 15 episodes which I really needed for the chat program i'm currently working on!

[tutoriaisdeinstrucoesdecel]

Thank you very much for the smooth content and your great humor.

[NoureddineBahi]

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[sujitsingh]

Thanks a lot for this video sir. Keep making videos on tkinter as I am learning to develop app watching your videos.

[charxcx_Purr]

Yey! Finally I found a great tutorial 😍 Thanks!

[nitinkashyap]

this was extremely helpful
thank you sir

[__leelight]

Amazing videos and simple .Thank you man

[asaadkittaneh]

great video, thank you, you are a genius.

[whitebird]

Very interesting.. Thank you!
I hope that you're gonna make more tutorials in that ttk module :-)

[claudineievangelistanascim]

Hi Codemy. Thank you for sharing this content. You've helped me (20210324 20:06pm brazil)

[hosamsayed]

Hi, Thanks for the tutorial.
Can I make the scrollbar in the combobox at the left side. I am writing in combobox values in Arabic so when i choose a value from dropdown like ' I like your tutotial'. It implemented as 'tutorial your like I'.

[charliefoo]

Thank you for the Tkinter videos. I have a quick question: Is it possible to get the list position of the user selection instead of the text itself?

[sivasundaram]

sir, thank you for your video. but in combobox we press a letter the cursor cant go that word. what can i do?