Closed gaurav1992 closed 1 year ago
Hi @gaurav1992,
Can you try and manually select them in the query? I wonder if the attributes are virtual 🤔
Ex:
User::all(['createtimestamp', 'modifytimestamp', '*']);
Thank you @stevebauman you made my day 👍
Happy to help @gaurav1992!
Environment:
PHP Version:8.0
How do we get the default timestamp that openldap store?
So I am getting all the user like
User::all();
And i am getting the result properly which I even attached with this issue, However i am trying to get the default timestamp which is createtimestamp and modifytimestamp which seems to be not showing in attributes.
May be i am not understanding how can i access it or missing something to add in model class to get these two attributes.
Can somebody please help, Your prompt response will be much appreciated.
Regard