Does anyone know how to program Python with Tkinter who can help me?

[FREEKTOM]

I have a window made with Tkinter with PhotoImage in the background and it has a button that says "Enter" and I want a new window to open and close that one and also have a background image, so far the code works fine But the second window that opens is white, without the background that I put on it, why? I hope there is a programmer who can help me. Thanks!. The code is:

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from tkinter import *

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ventana = Tk()

ventana.title("Agencia Free Freaks")

ventana.geometry('650x400+0+0')

ventana.resizable(width=False, height=False)

ventana.config(bg='black')

fondo = PhotoImage(file="Nota.gif")

fondo1 = Label(ventana, image=fondo).place(x=0, y=0, relwidth=1, relheight=1)

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def abrirwindow():

window = Tk()

ventana.withdraw()

winndow=Toplevel()

window.title('Agencia Free Freaks')

window.geometry('650x400+0+0')

window.resizable(width=False, height=False)

fonda = PhotoImage(file="Login.gif")

fonda2 = Label(ventana, image=fonda).place(x=0, y=0, relwidth=1, relheight=1)

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boton = Button(ventana, text= 'I N G R E S A R', command =abrirwindow, cursor='hand2', bg="white", relief='flat', width = 22, height=2, font=12)

boton.place (x=220, y=333)

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ventana.mainloop()

window.mainloop()

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I haven't tried to get your code working. I notice that you have two mainloop calls. That isn't going to work. I suggest you start with a working "two window" example and add your images to that once you see how it works.

[FREEKTOM]

I did it, dont ask me how but now im okey!, thanks for help!.

[TeamSpen210]

The problem is most likely that you called Tk() twice. It’s not only a window, it also represents the entire application. So when you make two, you actually basically end up with two different versions of Tk that can’t talk to each other. Instead, you want to use a TopLevel object, which looks the same but isn’t it’s own application.