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I have some PHP code that generates a calendar and then outputs html to display it.
To display it on a page all I need to do is <?php include('calendar.php'); ?>.
Is this bad practice?
I like to put that sort of thing in a function (or class) rather than an include.
I find that makes it a bit more flexible (especially if you need to start passing arguments to it) and easier to re-use in other places.