In this Laravel PHP Tutorial, I will let you know the use of created_at and updated_at column in a database table.
By default, Eloquent automatically maintain the date time value in created_at and updated_at column on your database table. If you do not want for eloquent to maintain created_at and updated_at columns then disable it by adding following property in your model class :
- class Member extends Eloquent {
- protected $table = 'members';
- public $timestamps = false;
- }
If you want to map Laravel's timestamp from created_at to created_on and updated_at to modified_on then you can override const on your model in following way :
const CREATED_AT = 'created_on'; const UPDATED_AT = 'modified_on';
Now Eloquent will take care of the column "created_on" and "modified_on" on your database table.
How to disable created_at and updated_at timestamps in Laravel Model?
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