Laravel - Mass Assignment Exception error
To be able to set properties by passing them to the model's constructor, you need to list all the properties you need in the $fillable
array. As mentioned in the Docs
class Bedroom extends Eloquent {
protected $fillable = array('criteria_id', 'bedroom');
}
Also you can use the create
method if you want. It creates a new model and saves it directly:
foreach(Input::get('bedrooms') as $bedroom){
$new_bedroom=array(
'criteria_id' => $criteria->id,
'bedroom' => $bedroom,
);
$bedroom = Bedroom::create($new_bedroom);
}
The inverse of what lukas said is "guarded". Instead of "white-listing" fields, you could just declare which are guarded.
For example:
class Bedroom extends Model
{
protected $guarded = ['id'];
}
This was more useful for me because I didn't really care about most fields.
Gotten from the docs for Laravel 5.2 but I assume it works on older versions.
To allow any fields, you could just provide an empty array:
class Bedroom extends Model
{
protected $guarded = [];
}