Bill Hewitt wrote:

my python class method cannot seem to find any bindings- container, context, etc...

Do I have to do something to help the class find these bindings? (Bear with me, I am weening off of ZClasses and DTML....)

Python methods don't have the bindings of container and context etc. The Python object it self have a wrapped acquisition context where you can access the context directly from self and it's parents from aq_parent(self) or aq_parent(aq_inner(self)) which gives it the parent of container context (in acquisition the context can be modified like the dtml-with tag does using the __of__ method.) Also if a method should be callable TTW it should define client, REQUEST=None as the first arguments. REQUEST is actually accessible from the acquisition context of self now days enabling self.REQUEST to be used. And client is very seldom used to my knowledge. Also if DTML calles DTML be sure to call it with the mapping object, e.g. "dtml_method(_.None, _)". Also calling from Python include the self and REQUEST, like this: dtml_method(self, REQUEST=REQUEST) Hope this helps you. Regards, Johan Carlsson