One option would be to use jython in conjunction with something like the google web toolkit(gwt). that way you can write python code, it will be translated into java by jython (I believe that's how it works) and then gwt will translate the java into javascript. I haven't done this myself (and it seems to be quite a roundabout way of getting it done) but it *should* work.
Alternatively you might want to try something like microsoft silverlight which runs on the .Net framework and allows you to use ironpython without any hacks. But that's only if you don't mind using propreitry software or installing the silverlight runtime. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
