Add an ImageView to the pyui. Then see https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/4697/pyui-button-image-options/3 for adding custom property with your image file name (which should be saved to the same folder as the pyui)

@ccc, would it not be awesome just to be able to update all the pure-Python stuff that you have installed with one command? I do not know what that command is.

Okay! Thanks for helping :-)p

This, or when you're on a connection that is a bit too slow or unreliable for streaming. In that case it's nicer to download a video in the background for a while, so you can watch it uninterrupted afterwards, without having to wait for it to buffer every few minutes.

I agree, it was just a quick sample.
Personnally, I often write my own dialog with images, map view, etc...

is this inside a button action perhaps?

You cannot put a blocking function inside a button action, or other methods that are called on the ui thread. The calls to the form need to be called as @ui.in_background if that is the case.

There may be an issue which I have noticed recently when dealing with for examples the photos picker, that presenting a view while another is closing might lead to issues. yOu might try adding a time.sleep() after wait_modal, since this implies you have another view which is getting closed right before this chunk executes.

It might be helpful to see the entire method, or a complete standalone example that shows the issue.

@ccc , no I was not in any of the beta programs. I found the update worked from the updates page, although from the app's own page when an update is available the button changes from "open" to "update". I was not seeing that from the app's page itself. My only option was "open" and when I opened and went to the settings dialog in Pythonista 3 it clearly said 3.0 and not 3.1 (which it did display after updating from the updates page). Now I have the widget!

I'm afraid you probably won't get many helpful responses here, because discord.py has nothing to do with Pythonista, and because Pythonista isn't the best platform to run a Discord bot on. You'll probably get more help if you ask on a site like Stack Overflow, or on a discussion site for discord.py. Maybe there is a Discord server for discord.py. :)

@JonB I mentioned that as a known issue a while back (first beta, I think), it's still on my todo list.

https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/1907/pythonista-for-python-3-x