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Last edited Oct 20, 2012

Created on Oct 20, 2012

This visualization example demonstrates a code snippet from a PHP model’s `afterSave` hook, where a child record is created and linked to its parent via a foreign key. The snippet shows the instantiation of a `ChildModel`, assignment of the parent ID, and a call to `save`, followed by returning the parent’s `afterSave` result. It uses the Yii framework’s ActiveRecord pattern, as indicated by the `parent::afterSave()` call. The example highlights a common data-handling workflow, but no visual rendering or charting library is involved; it is purely a backend logic illustration.

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