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I’ve searched around for a while but I can’t find a concise explanation of how to do what I want.
I have a fairly complex program which I’d like to make a simple web interface for.
Ideally there’ll be a couple of text fields, “foo” and “bar” on a webpage.
When the user clicks submit, a python script “src/script.py” is run, which has access to the contents of these fields somehow.
I have apache2 and mod_python.
If it is a “fairly complex program” you may want to use a small framework that takes care of grouping the parts in a “standard”, i.e. supported and documented, manner. I would look into lightweight Python Web frameworks as Flask and WebApp2. Lightweight in terms of both performance and learning curve.
Here you get a full overview of Python web frameworks.