Better a lean peace than a fat victory…

Thanks for the information I was trying to figure out (after looking at the code) why it would be different in the two locations, since I generally paste my code into the post directly from my editor.

Then after attempting to fix I remembered! It’s a strange wordpress bug that doesn’t like the in the events and things that they are actually HTML tags! For whatever reason the lower case and the spaces seem to help.

Thanks for reminding me about this, I’ll have to come up with some sort of a solution.

I think I have found a couple of errors in the code you have posted on this page. It differs from your txt version in a few places, which results in it not running(on my version of python anyway).

On line 57, and 113-115, there seems to be errors with the capilisation and spacing of the event strings. They are fine in the txt file though.

I also had a problem with the hand cursor, it seems I needed to change it to ‘hand2′ in order for it to work.

The weight property is defined as follows by the pythonware site:

A relative weight used to distribute additional space between columns (rows). A column with the weight 2 will grow twice as fast as a column with weight 1. The default is 0, which means that the column will not grow at all.

If you comment out all of the InitResizing() function you should see that while the entire application still resizes, the items in the grid retain their original size.

Whereas with it uncommented the Site ListBox and the Text widget will resize when you size the application.

I hope this helps! If you have anymore questions let me know.

Thanks for the good tutorial. Exactly what I was looking for.
The only thing I cn’t figure out is the reason for the resizing function.
Commented it out to see the the difference, but ca’t see any different behaviour.

Regards,
Mario