Why are 'updated_at' and 'created_at' the same?
daniel-huang opened this issue · 6 comments
According to the code,
'updated_at' => c::now(),
'created_at' => c::now(),
at the creation of the record, it probably make sense to set the updated_at the same as created_at as its the last time it was updated, but you are right as using Query Builder, it doesn't matter, and you can do without updated_at completely,
@weboAp hi, i just installed this package, but i got one error "Illuminate\config\LoaderClass" is not instantiate .when i try to call Visitor::log(); i thing its a bind exception in laravel 4 so . how can i solve this.
Note: everything installed correctly.
thanks.
can you elaborate on which version of laravel are you using? trying to replicate the issue.
@weboAp, thanks for your reply and im using laravel 4.0 , could you plz help me.
exactly it says => {"error":{"type":"ReflectionException","message":"Class LoaderInterface does not exist"
the dev:master version is working with laravel 4.2, the 0.1.0 is working with 4.1 can you email me your composer weboap [at] gmail.com ?
hi,
I didn't get you, you mean vendor dolder..?
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