Ahh this is killing me! Part of the problem that I described earlier in this thread is that simply adding a locateChild stops javascript events from triggering the connected python function/methode. I am trying to render the same page no matter what url (past the domain) is given. This single page should render differently depending on the url, though. So in locateChild I store the url segments and return self and an empty segment tuple. This seems to work but, as I said, breaks the livepage functionality. WHY is locateChild DOING thaaAAt???? What follows is some code that illustrates exactly that. Javascript events come perfectly through until I uncommend the localChild methode. #noema #################### START OF .TAC FILE ######################## import random from twisted.application import service, internet from nevow import loaders, rend, tags, livepage, url class MyPage(rend.Page): addSlash = True #def locateChild(self, context, segments): # #store the rest of the url for any kind of manual processing # self.postpath = segments # return self, () def onLinkAction(self, client): client.set('atag', random.choice(('one', 'two', 'three', 'four', 'five'))) def render_link(self, context, data): return tags.a(onclick=livepage.handler(self.onLinkAction), href=url.here, id="atag")['click!'] def render_glue(self, context, data): return livepage.glue docFactory = loaders.stan( tags.html[ tags.head[ tags.title["mypage"], ], tags.body[ tags.div[ render_link ], tags.span(render=render_glue) ] ]) application = service.Application('mypage') internet.TCPServer(8080, livepage.LiveSite(MyPage()))\ .setServiceParent(application) #################### END OF .TAC FILE ##########################