title: Is there a way to call two function-based views from views.py from one url? - Django or even by using Class-based view
body: <p>I have tried two different style of views: Function-based and class-based. I have two functions in my views.py and i don't know how to call both of them under single same url. I have seen suggestions to combine both functions into one but it still doesn't work.</p>
  
  <p>Tried get() from class-based view and called the same url with different views</p>
  
  <pre><code>    path('home/dashboard/', views.get_profile, name='dashboard'),
      path('home/dashboard/', views.get_dept, name='dashboard'),
  
           def get_dept(request, *args, **kwargs):
              dataset = Department.objects.all() \
                     .values('department') \
                     .annotate(IT_count=Count('department', 
                             filter=Q(department="IT")),
                             Sales_count=Count('department', 
                             filter=Q(department="Sales")),
                             Admin_count=Count('department', 
                             filter=Q(department="Admin")),
                             HR_count=Count('department', 
                             filter=Q(department="HR"))) \
                     .order_by('department')
  
          categories = list()
          IT_series_data = list()
          Sales_series_data = list()
          Admin_series_data = list()
          HR_series_data = list()
  
          for entry in dataset:
              categories.append('%s Department' % entry['department'])
              IT_series_data.append(entry['IT_count'])
              Sales_series_data.append(entry['Sales_count'])
              Admin_series_data.append(entry['Admin_count'])
              HR_series_data.append(entry['HR_count'])
  
          IT_series = {
              'name': 'IT',
              'data': IT_series_data,
              'color': 'green'
          }
  
          Sales_series = {
              'name': 'Sales',
              'data': Sales_series_data,
              'color': 'yellow'
          }
  
          Admin_series = {
              'name': 'Admin',
              'data': Admin_series_data,
              'color': 'red'
          }
  
          HR_series = {
              'name': 'HR',
              'data': HR_series_data,
              'color': 'blue'
          }
  
          chart2 = {
              'chart': {
                  'type': 'column',
                  'backgroundColor': '#E3F0E6',
                  'option3d': {
                      'enabled': "true",
                      'alpha': 10,
                      'beta': 15,
                      'depth': 50,
                  }
              },
              'title': {'text': 'Containers per department'},
              'xAxis': {'categories': categories},
              'yAxis': {
                  'title': {
                      'text': 'No.of containers'},
                  'tickInterval': 1
                      },
              'plotOptions': {
                  'column': {
                      'pointPadding': 0.2,
                      'borderWidth': 0,
                      'depth': 60,
                  }
              },
              'series': [IT_series, Sales_series, Admin_series, HR_series],
              'colorByPoint': "true",
          }
  
          dump2 = json.dumps(chart2)
  
          return render(request, 'accounts/dashboard.html', {'chart2': dump2})
  
  
  def get_profile(request, *args, **kwargs):
          dataset = Profile.objects \
              .values('is_active') \
              .annotate(is_active_count=Count('is_active', filter=Q(is_active=True)),
                        not_is_active_count=Count('is_active', filter=Q(is_active=False))) \
  
          # categories = list('User')
          is_active_series_data = list()
          not_is_active_series_data = list()
  
          for entry in dataset:
              # categories.append('User')
              is_active_series_data.append(entry['is_active_count'])
              not_is_active_series_data.append(entry['not_is_active_count'])
  
          is_active_series = {
              'name': 'Active user',
              'data': is_active_series_data,
              'color': '#23CE3F'
          }
  
          not_is_active_series = {
              'name': 'Inactive user',
              'data': not_is_active_series_data,
              'color': '#FB3A3A'
          }
  
          chart = {
              'chart': {
                  'type': 'column',
                  'backgroundColor': '#E3F0E6',
                  'options3d': {
                      'enabled': "true",
                      'alpha': 10,
                      'beta': 15,
                      'depth': 50,
                  }
              },
              'title': {'text': 'Active user on Current Platform'},
              'xAxis': {'categories': ['Active', 'Inactive']},
              'yAxis': {
                  'title': {
                      'text': 'No.of users'},
                  'tickInterval': 1
                      },
              'plotOptions': {
                  'column': {
                      'pointPadding': 0.2,
                      'borderWidth': 0,
                      'depth': 60,
                  }
              },
              'series': [is_active_series, not_is_active_series]
          }
  
          dump = json.dumps(chart)
  
          return render(request, 'accounts/dashboard.html', {'chart': dump})
  </code></pre>