Gist 3315402

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Last edited Aug 10, 2012

Created on Aug 10, 2012

This example demonstrates a calendar view that updates in response to user actions, displaying sample text as the primary output. The implementation uses a PHP backend with an `actionUpdatecalendar()` method that echoes a hardcoded string. The visualization itself does not employ any JavaScript data-visualization libraries or rendering APIs; it relies solely on server-side scripting to generate the displayed content. The code shows a minimal interaction pattern where the calendar triggers a server response, but no client-side graphics or data binding are present.

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