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$ ResetPassUsers: where (& #039; username & #039;, & #039; & #039;, $ _ POST [& #039; userName & #039;])-& amp; gt; update (array (& #039; password & #039; & amp; gt; md5 ($ _ POST [& #039; pwd1 & #039;]), & #039; resetTime & #039; & amp; gt; time ())); the preceding statement succeeds. $ resetPassUse performs the update operation.

$ ResetPass = Users: where ('username', '=', $ _ POST ['username']) -> update (array ('Password' => md5 ($ _ POST ['pwd1 ']), 'resettime' => time ()));

The preceding statement is successful.

$ ResetPass = Users: where ('username', '=', $ _ POST ['username']) -> update (array ('Password' => md5 ($ _ POST ['pwd1 ']);

The preceding statement fails.

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When performing the update operation

$ ResetPass = Users: where ('username', '=', $ _ POST ['username']) -> update (array ('Password' => md5 ($ _ POST ['pwd1 ']), 'resettime' => time ()));

The preceding statement is successful.

$ ResetPass = Users: where ('username', '=', $ _ POST ['username']) -> update (array ('Password' => md5 ($ _ POST ['pwd1 ']);

The preceding statement fails.

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The difference is not inresetTimeField. Does your user table have this field?

Add this line in Users modal.

public $timestamps = false;

This allows laravel to disable the automatic maintenance time field.