How to get a whole sqlite3 query onto a tkinter page

I am making a program where you can search a name, and everything from the sqlite3 database will show up.

def search():

tk = Tk()

tk.geometry('500x500')

labe = Label(tk, text="Search all: fullname, major, gender, class one, class two, class three")

labe.pack()

ent = Entry(tk, bd=5)

ent.pack()

def dog():

    getted = ent.get()

    conn = sqlite3.connect('friend.db')

    if getted == "fullname":

        with conn:

            cursor = conn.cursor()

        cursor.execute('SELECT name1 FROM Photos')

        conn.commit()

        result = cursor.fetchall()

        for r in result:

            tkee = Tk()

            tkee.geometry('500x500')

            lab = Label(tkee, text=r)

            lab.pack()

            tkee.mainloop()



buty = Button(tk, text="Submit", command=dog)

buty.pack()

The program works fine when I enter that I want all the full names, but only one name comes up on the slide. It is only until I exit all the other tabs that the other names show up. If anyone knows how to do this, that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jamal

asked Nov 20 '18 at 0:53

JamalTheCoolKid

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I am making a program where you can search a name, and everything from the sqlite3 database will show up.

def search():

tk = Tk()

tk.geometry('500x500')

labe = Label(tk, text="Search all: fullname, major, gender, class one, class two, class three")

labe.pack()

ent = Entry(tk, bd=5)

ent.pack()

def dog():

    getted = ent.get()

    conn = sqlite3.connect('friend.db')

    if getted == "fullname":

        with conn:

            cursor = conn.cursor()

        cursor.execute('SELECT name1 FROM Photos')

        conn.commit()

        result = cursor.fetchall()

        for r in result:

            tkee = Tk()

            tkee.geometry('500x500')

            lab = Label(tkee, text=r)

            lab.pack()

            tkee.mainloop()



buty = Button(tk, text="Submit", command=dog)

buty.pack()

asked Nov 20 '18 at 0:53

JamalTheCoolKid

497

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I am making a program where you can search a name, and everything from the sqlite3 database will show up.

def search():

tk = Tk()

tk.geometry('500x500')

labe = Label(tk, text="Search all: fullname, major, gender, class one, class two, class three")

labe.pack()

ent = Entry(tk, bd=5)

ent.pack()

def dog():

    getted = ent.get()

    conn = sqlite3.connect('friend.db')

    if getted == "fullname":

        with conn:

            cursor = conn.cursor()

        cursor.execute('SELECT name1 FROM Photos')

        conn.commit()

        result = cursor.fetchall()

        for r in result:

            tkee = Tk()

            tkee.geometry('500x500')

            lab = Label(tkee, text=r)

            lab.pack()

            tkee.mainloop()



buty = Button(tk, text="Submit", command=dog)

buty.pack()

asked Nov 20 '18 at 0:53

JamalTheCoolKid

497

I am making a program where you can search a name, and everything from the sqlite3 database will show up.

def search():

tk = Tk()

tk.geometry('500x500')

labe = Label(tk, text="Search all: fullname, major, gender, class one, class two, class three")

labe.pack()

ent = Entry(tk, bd=5)

ent.pack()

def dog():

    getted = ent.get()

    conn = sqlite3.connect('friend.db')

    if getted == "fullname":

        with conn:

            cursor = conn.cursor()

        cursor.execute('SELECT name1 FROM Photos')

        conn.commit()

        result = cursor.fetchall()

        for r in result:

            tkee = Tk()

            tkee.geometry('500x500')

            lab = Label(tkee, text=r)

            lab.pack()

            tkee.mainloop()



buty = Button(tk, text="Submit", command=dog)

buty.pack()

python tkinter sqlite3

asked Nov 20 '18 at 0:53

JamalTheCoolKid

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asked Nov 20 '18 at 0:53

JamalTheCoolKid

497

asked Nov 20 '18 at 0:53

JamalTheCoolKid

497

asked Nov 20 '18 at 0:53

JamalTheCoolKid

497

asked Nov 20 '18 at 0:53

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The problem that is occurring is that you are using a for loop.

result = cursor.fetchall()

for r in result:

        tkee = Tk()

        tkee.geometry('500x500')

        lab = Label(tkee, text=r)

        lab.pack()

        tkee.mainloop()

If you change it just to.

result = cursor.fetchall()

tkee = Tk()

tkee.geometry('500x500')

lab = Label(tkee, text=result)

lab.pack()

tkee.mainloop()

Then it will work

answered Nov 20 '18 at 1:19

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The problem that is occurring is that you are using a for loop.

result = cursor.fetchall()

for r in result:

        tkee = Tk()

        tkee.geometry('500x500')

        lab = Label(tkee, text=r)

        lab.pack()

        tkee.mainloop()

If you change it just to.

result = cursor.fetchall()

tkee = Tk()

tkee.geometry('500x500')

lab = Label(tkee, text=result)

lab.pack()

tkee.mainloop()

Then it will work

answered Nov 20 '18 at 1:19

JamalTheCoolKid

497

add a comment |

The problem that is occurring is that you are using a for loop.

result = cursor.fetchall()

for r in result:

        tkee = Tk()

        tkee.geometry('500x500')

        lab = Label(tkee, text=r)

        lab.pack()

        tkee.mainloop()

If you change it just to.

result = cursor.fetchall()

tkee = Tk()

tkee.geometry('500x500')

lab = Label(tkee, text=result)

lab.pack()

tkee.mainloop()

Then it will work

answered Nov 20 '18 at 1:19

JamalTheCoolKid

497

add a comment |

The problem that is occurring is that you are using a for loop.

result = cursor.fetchall()

for r in result:

        tkee = Tk()

        tkee.geometry('500x500')

        lab = Label(tkee, text=r)

        lab.pack()

        tkee.mainloop()

If you change it just to.

result = cursor.fetchall()

tkee = Tk()

tkee.geometry('500x500')

lab = Label(tkee, text=result)

lab.pack()

tkee.mainloop()

Then it will work

answered Nov 20 '18 at 1:19

JamalTheCoolKid

497

The problem that is occurring is that you are using a for loop.

result = cursor.fetchall()

for r in result:

        tkee = Tk()

        tkee.geometry('500x500')

        lab = Label(tkee, text=r)

        lab.pack()

        tkee.mainloop()

If you change it just to.

result = cursor.fetchall()

tkee = Tk()

tkee.geometry('500x500')

lab = Label(tkee, text=result)

lab.pack()

tkee.mainloop()

Then it will work

answered Nov 20 '18 at 1:19

JamalTheCoolKid

497

answered Nov 20 '18 at 1:19

JamalTheCoolKid

497

answered Nov 20 '18 at 1:19

JamalTheCoolKid

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answered Nov 20 '18 at 1:19

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