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Basically, your if statement is:

if middle_name:

And you have set middle_name to:

middle_name = ''

So python thinks middle_name exists with value of '' This statement will hit only when middle_name not exists. But it exists with value of ''

To stop this, change your middle_name value to None keyword. And modify your if statement like this:

You need to use a dictionary to store those Checkbutton widgets group by position, then you can easily enable/disable what you want:

init hook is better to update user role.

It is all about meta_path.clear(), just remove it.

By using the clear function, you are clearing meta_path from the builtin modules, so even the builtin module random couldn't be loaded.

Edit:

As discussed through comments, you can provide a misspelling error message instead of accepting loading the misspelled module. This can be done by updating your Hook class to: