Gist 3315658

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Last edited Aug 10, 2012

Created on Aug 10, 2012

This example demonstrates a minimal Yii 1.x AJAX interaction, where clicking a link labeled “»” updates a designated `<div id="result">` element with the string “Hello” returned from the controller action `actionAjaxU`. The view uses `CHtml::ajaxLink` to send a request to the `/ajaxU` endpoint, with the `update` option targeting the result div for the response. The code does not involve any data visualization or charting library; instead, it shows a basic server-client update pattern using Yii’s built-in AJAX helpers and plain HTML/PHP.

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