Tkinter, and calling other classes

[phoenix1990]

ok, so i've pretty much finished everything, but i'm having a little problem with creating a popup dialog box.
i've defined a new class called DialogBox which looks like this

class DiaglogBox:
    def __init__(self, master):
        if self.entryframe.win==True:
            self.win()
        else:
            self.lose()

however every time i try to call that function(self.d ialogbox=Dialog Box(None)) in another class i keep getting the error.
global name 'DialogBox' is not defined

[boxfish]

DialogBox needs to inherit from the Frame class. Make it

class DialogBox(Frame):

Also, if it's a dialog box, you need to tell it which window is its parent. When you create a DialogBox object, pass it its parent window instead of None.
Let me know whether this works.

[phoenix1990]

DialogBox needs to inherit from the Frame class. Make it

class DialogBox(Frame):

Also, if it's a dialog box, you need to tell it which window is its parent. When you create a DialogBox object, pass it its parent window instead of None.
Let me know whether this works.

IT WORKED!!! and i'm finally finished with all the stuff i needed to do. thanks for all your help during the past week boxfish. you saved me a lot of time and stress.