Python program for login page using Tkinter package
By Prakash RajIn this program, we are going to discuss how we can implement the login page in python using the Tkinter package.
Create a login page using Tkinter in Python
1st of all in the login page we have to design a window with two buttons one for login button and another one is register button.
Let’s move on the code 1st import the Tkinter package.
from tkinter import *
Create a function which generates a login window with a login page as a title.
def main_screen():
mainscreen = Tk() # create a GUI window
mainscreen.geometry("800x800") # set the configuration of GUI window
mainscreen.title(" Login Page") # set the title of GUI window
Create a level for some message:
# create a Form label
Label(text="Login Window Example", bg="blue", width="30", height="2", font=("Calibri", 13)).pack()
Label(text="").pack()Now, at last, we have to create two buttons: Register button and a Login button.
# create Login Button Button(text="Login", height="2", width="30").pack() Label(text="").pack() # create a register button Button(text="Register", height="2",width="30").pack()
You should learn more about pack() from the depth: Tkinter pack(), grid() Method In Python
Finally, start the window and call the main_screen function:
mainscreen.mainloop() # start the GUI main_screen() # call the main_account_screen() function
Now combine the whole program into a single program so that you can understand what we did.
from tkinter import *
#Designing Main Screen So, first of all, you have to design the main screen.
#two buttons Login and Register.
def main_screen():
mainscreen = Tk() # create a GUI window
mainscreen.geometry("800x800") # set the configuration of GUI window
mainscreen.title(" Login Page") # set the title of GUI window
# create a Form label
Label(text="Login Window Example", bg="blue", width="30", height="2", font=("Calibri", 13)).pack()
Label(text="").pack()
# create Login Button
Button(text="Login", height="2", width="30").pack()
Label(text="").pack()
# create a register button
Button(text="Register", height="2",width="30").pack()
mainscreen.mainloop() # start the GUI
main_screen() # call the main_account_screen() function
Output:
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You made it easy for beginners. next step would have been even more great.
In line 20,it will raise error
Because mainscreen was define in main_screen() not in main program. When you not call this function or leave this function it will raise error
This script didn’t work for me I got:
AttributeError: ‘function’ object has no attribute ‘tk’
I think you have to define your mainscreen as a variable first and not as a function call. I.e just “main_screen=tk()”
so did I, got the attribute error for mainloop()
i think the ‘t’should be made capital
write there “main_screen=Tk()”
there will be Tk() as tk().
Where will be the login credentials saved.