Disable Laravel s Eloquent timestamps

Question

I m in the process of converting one of our web applications from CodeIgniter to Laravel  However at this moment we don t want to add the updated at   created at fields to all of our tables as we have a logging class that does all this in more depth for us already    I m aware I can set  timestamps   false  in   Vendor laravel framework src illuminate Datebase Eloquent Model php   However I d rather not change a core file for Laravel  or have everyone of my models have that at the top  Is there any way to disable this elsewhere for all models

User · Answer

If you only need to only to disable updating updated_at just add this method to your model.

public function setUpdatedAtAttribute($value)
{
    // to Disable updated_at
}

This will override the parent setUpdatedAtAttribute() method. created_at will work as usual. Same way you can write a method to disable updating created_at only.

User · Answer

You can temporarily disable timestamps   timestamps    user- gt timestamps   user- gt timestamps false       avoid view updating the timestamp   user- gt last logged in at   now     user- gt save      user- gt timestamps  timestamps       restore timestamps

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Simply place this line in your Model   public  timestamps   false   And that s it     Example    lt  php  namespace App   use Illuminate Database Eloquent Model   class Post extends Model       public  timestamps   false                To disable timestamps for one operation  e g  in a controller     post- gt content    Your content     post- gt timestamps   false     Will not modify the timestamps on save  post- gt save        To disable timestamps for all of your Models  create a new BaseModel file    lt  php  namespace App   use Illuminate Database Eloquent Model   class BaseModel extends Model       public  timestamps   false              Then extend each one of your Models with the BaseModel  like so    lt  php  namespace App   class Post extends BaseModel

User · Answer

In case you want to remove timestamps from existing model  as mentioned before  place this in your Model   public  timestamps   false    Also create a migration with following code in the up   method and run it   Schema  table  your model table   function  Blueprint  table         table- gt dropTimestamps          You can use  table- gt timestamps   in your down   method to allow rolling back

User · Answer

Eloquent Model   class User extends Model                 protected  table    users        public  timestamps   false      Or Simply try this   users   new Users     users- gt timestamps   false   users- gt name    John Doe    users- gt email    johndoe example com    users- gt save

User · Answer

Add this line into your model      Overwrite existing variable  timestamps true to false          Indicates if the model should be timestamped         var bool      public  timestamps   false

User · Answer

You either have to declare public  timestamps   false  in every model  or create a BaseModel  define it there  and have all your models extend it instead of eloquent   Just bare in mind pivot tables MUST have timestamps if you re using Eloquent   Update  Note that timestamps are no longer REQUIRED in pivot tables after Laravel v3   Update  You can also disable timestamps by removing  table- gt timestamps   from your migration

User · Answer

just declare the public timestamps variable in your Model to false and everything will work great   public  timestamps   false

User · Answer

If you are using 5 5 x   const UPDATED AT   null    And for  created at  field  you can use   const CREATED AT   null    Make sure you are on the newest version   This was broken in Laravel 5 5 0 and fixed again in 5 5 5

User · Answer

Override the functions setUpdatedAt   and getUpdatedAtColumn   in your model  public function setUpdatedAt  value         Do-nothing    public function getUpdatedAtColumn           Do-nothing

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