Reputation: 411
I added the timestamps in the Migration(Schema) and the model
$table->timestamps(); //In the Schema
public $timestamps = true; //In the model
I made an array with all fields of the database and inserted into the database.
Checkin::insert($input);
In the table, it updates all the fields except the updated_at, created_at timestamps
I have another(default) model for Users and it updates the timestamps. In that model, I am using the ->save() method
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2116
Reputation: 5267
Instead of insert
, you should use create
if you want the timestamps to be set:
Checkin::create($input);
You can also do
$checking = Checkin::create($input);
which will give you the just created checkin.
Make sure the fields are fillable by adding this to your model:
protected $fillable = array(
'name',
'field_1',
'field_2',
... // all the fields you want to be mass-assignable here
);
Also, there's no need to set public $timestamps = true;
as that is the default in Laravel if you're using Eloquent models.
Upvotes: 3