Non Persistent view, when called using persistent view doesn't respond ?

[clever thicket]

I tried making a persistent view, therein, I added 2 buttons, one for creating a channel and the other for creating another temporary view that will not be persistent, which will be used to manage that channel, I am facing an issue here, that the button in the temporary view is not responding.

The one view above the "Admin Panel" is basically persistent.

    class CLOSE(miru.Button):
        def __init__(
            self, *, 
            style: t.Union[hikari.ButtonStyle, int] = hikari.ButtonStyle.PRIMARY, 
            label: t.Optional[str] = None, 
            disabled: bool = False, 
            custom_id: t.Optional[str] = "ADMIN_CLOSE", 
            url: t.Optional[str] = None, 
            emoji: t.Union[hikari.Emoji, str, None] = DEFAULT.async_label, 
            row: t.Optional[int] = None) -> None:
            super().__init__(style=style, label= label, disabled= disabled, custom_id= custom_id, url= url, emoji=emoji, row=row)
        async def callback(self, context: ViewContext) -> None:
            print("HELLO WORLD!")

This is the code, which represents that one button.

    class AdminPanel(miru.Button):
        def __init__(
            self, *,
            style: t.Union[hikari.ButtonStyle, int] = hikari.ButtonStyle.SECONDARY, 
            label: t.Optional[str] = "ADMIN",
            disabled: bool = False, 
            custom_id: t.Optional[str] = "TICKET_ADMIN", 
            url: t.Optional[str] = None, 
            emoji: t.Union[hikari.Emoji, str, None] = None, 
            row: t.Optional[int] = 1
            ) -> None:
            super().__init__(style=style,label=label, disabled=disabled, custom_id=custom_id,url=url, emoji=emoji, row=row)
        async def callback(self, ctx: ViewContext) -> None:
            view = AdminSystemTicket()
            view.add_item(ADMIN_BUTTONS.CLOSE())
            await ctx.respond(
                content="Admin Panel!",
                components=view,
                flags=hikari.MessageFlag.EPHEMERAL
            )

This is how I am calling it.

[clever thicket]

[hasty girder]

did you start the view?

[clever thicket]

absolutely

[hasty girder]

ah cause I don't see that in your code

[clever thicket]

that is the reason this appeared

[clever thicket]

umm

[clever thicket]

gere

[clever thicket]

I tried editing it

the fact that nothing get's printed on the terminal makes it worse

[hasty girder]

you didn't start the view though

hm wait gimme a sec

[clever thicket]

    class AdminPanel(miru.Button):
        def __init__(
            self, *,
            style: t.Union[hikari.ButtonStyle, int] = hikari.ButtonStyle.SECONDARY, 
            label: t.Optional[str] = "ADMIN",
            disabled: bool = False, 
            custom_id: t.Optional[str] = "TICKET_ADMIN", 
            url: t.Optional[str] = None, 
            emoji: t.Union[hikari.Emoji, str, None] = None, 
            row: t.Optional[int] = 1
            ) -> None:
            super().__init__(style=style,label=label, disabled=disabled, custom_id=custom_id,url=url, emoji=emoji, row=row)
        async def callback(self, ctx: ViewContext) -> None:
            view = AdminSystemTicket()
            view.add_item(ADMIN_BUTTONS.CLOSE())
            await view.start()
            await ctx.respond(
                content="Admin Panel!",
                components=view,
                flags=hikari.MessageFlag.EPHEMERAL
            )

this was my latest code

I did

[hasty girder]

I feel like this isn't how persistent views work

[clever thicket]

I feel the same

but there should be a way

to do it right

like

I need a temp view

from a persistent view

there should be something like that I am missing

[hasty girder]

see the example here? https://hikari-miru.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guides/persistent_views.html#unbound

do you have this bit?

wait

@clever thicket is red the persistent view?

[clever thicket]

red

[hasty girder]

yes okay

[clever thicket]

yep

[hasty girder]

then blue is the response when you click "ADMIN", right?

[clever thicket]

yep

[hasty girder]

okay

you didn't start the view for the blue message

[clever thicket]

that's was it right ?

[hasty girder]

yes, but that's wrong

[clever thicket]

[hasty girder]

async def callback(self, ctx: ViewContext) -> None:
    view = AdminSystemTicket()
    view.add_item(ADMIN_BUTTONS.CLOSE())

    resp = await ctx.respond(
        content="Admin Panel!",
        components=view,
        flags=hikari.MessageFlag.EPHEMERAL
    )
    await view.start(resp)

[clever thicket]

oh wait okay, I get it, Message is basically started

[hasty girder]

the blue view is not persistent, so you need to attach it to a message

[clever thicket]

okay I get the point

let me test

that perfectly worked thank you Nova