I'm currently working on a simple GUI written using the Tkinter library for Python that makes use of two different frames. With a button I can switch between the two frames making only one of the two visible at a time.
There's one specific button that I would require to use in both frames. Is it possible to place it in different frames?
Of course I have several back-door solutions to my problem, like creating a button that makes use of the same variables and commands, but what I would like to know is if it is possible to use exactly the same button.
You can place a button in whatever frame you want (with the exception you can't move a widget between toplevel windows). However, the button can't appear in two frames at the same time. 
It's certainly possible to move the button when you switch frames, though I would either move the button to a common toolbar, or just have two buttons that call the same functions. Moving the button around adds complexity without giving much extra value in return.
Using the same button in different Tkinter frames