i am trying to call a class based view and i am able to do it, but for some reason i am not getting the context of the new class that i am calling
class ShowApps
Things get more complicated when you start using multiple inheritance in python so you could easily be trampling your context with that from an inherited mixin.
You don't quite say which context you are getting and which one you want (you're not defining a new context), so it's difficult to completely diagnose, but try rearranging the order of your mixins;
class ShowAppsView(LoginRequiredMixin, CurrentUserIdMixin, TemplateView):
this implies that LoginRequiredMixin
will be the first class to inherit from, and so it will take precedence over the others if it has the attribute you're looking for - if it hasn't then python will look in CurrentUserIdMixin
and so on.
If you want to be really sure that you get the context that you're after, you could add an override like
def get_context(self, request):
super(<my desired context mixin>), self).get_context(request)
to ensure that the context you get is the one from the mixin that you want.
* Edit *
I don't know where you've found compute_context
but it's not a django attribute so will only get called from ShowAppsView.get()
and never in ManageAppView
.
Instead of
ShowAppsView.as_view()(self.request)
I had to do this
return ShowAppsView.as_view()(self.request)