CTKEntry widget cannot be edited when put inside of a standard Non-ttk Frame

[InsertX2k]

as the title says, also here is a portion of the program's code that has the bug:

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        self.rammappath_frame = Frame(self.show_wframe, bg=getCurrentAppearanceMode()[0])
        self.rammappath_frame.grid(column=0, row=3, sticky='w')
        

        self.rammappath_input = CTkEntry(self.rammappath_frame, width=860, height=10)
        self.rammappath_input.grid(column=0, row=1, sticky='w')
        self.rammappath_input_browsebtn = CTkButton(self.rammappath_frame, text="...", command=BrowseOne, width=37, height=5)
        self.rammappath_input_browsebtn.grid(column=2, row=1, sticky='w', padx=0)
        self.rammappath_defaultbtn = CTkButton(self.rammappath_frame, text="X", command=setDefaultRAMMapPath, width=37, height=5)
        self.rammappath_defaultbtn.grid(column=1, row=1, sticky='w', padx=5)
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The CTKEntry that has the problem is in this line: Temp_Cleaner GUI v6.9-stable source file, Line #2686

when the focus is set to the main frame holding this frame and all other similar frames to fix a certain bug with the interface, the CTKEntry widget is not editable by the user despite being in normal state.

I believe this is a bug, because I have tried to bind a function to that CTKEntry widget itself to call a function to set the focus to itself (self.rammappath_input.focus_set()) whenever it's clicked on by mouse but nothing seems to work.

Any opinions on this?

[dipeshSam]

CustomTkinter has its own rendering logic, and is not compatible with ttk (Themed Tkinter) at all. We can't use CustomTkinter in combination with ttk configured widgets.

Regards.