After much tinkering, I figured out the problem. Before the call to
the ftp.login function, I had another simpledialog asking for a
userid. The focus was leaving the parent Tk window altogether right
after userid entry. So, right after the call to obtain the userid
from the user, i called the Frame.focus_force() method. Observe:
self.userid = tkSimpleDialog.askstring("UTSCID Entry","UTSCID:")
self.focus_force()
Now, the next tkSimpleDialog.askstring call that I made ACTUALLY gets
the keyboard focus automatically.
Cheers,
Matt
On Feb 4, 10:21 am, inkhorn <matt.dub...@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> As part of the program I've created and am maintaining, the user has
> to type in his/her username and password into tkinter simple dialog
> windows. What you'll see below is that I've nested an askstring
> dialog window within a call to use the ftp module to login to an FTP
> server.
>
> result = self.ftp.login(self.userid, tkSimpleDialog.askstring
> ("Password Entry",
> "Password:", show="*"))
>
> Annoyingly, every time this password entry window pops up, the focus
> does not go on it automatically. Anyone know what I can do to put the
> focus on it automatically, while *not* storing the user's password in
> my script for the remainder of its runtime?
>
> Thanks,
> Matt Dubins
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