Keyboard not appearing in output tab

[anita20062008]

Question:
I am making a GUI code. In my code there are some blanks to fill and then the user will get output. But when I try to fill those blanks the keyboard don’t appear. Is there any solution to this

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[KAlexK]

Hey, @anita20062008 welcome to the forums!

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[NateDhaliwal]

Hi @anita20062008 , welcome to the forums!
This isn’t Replit’s fault - it’s actually because GUI modules like tkinter aren’t supposed to be ised on mobile.
However, there is a workaround for this in Python:

Keyboard on mobile device

Another solution is to create a virtual keyboard, not as nice as the native iPhone keyboard but does the job import tkinter as tk def press(key): if key == "Space": key = " " elif key == "Back": current_text = name_entry.get() name_entry.delete(0, tk.END) name_entry.insert(0, current_text[:-1]) return elif key == "Enter": ask_name_and_greet() return current_text = name_entry.get() name_entry.delete(0, tk.END) nam…

Hope this helps!

[anita20062008]

Can you make this for .grid() method please