Convert Time To TimeStamp

If a date with no time on it, why not just use a date field? Read the mysql docs on date and datetime fields.

@Mohsen

Can try with that-

{{ Carbon\Carbon::parse($objectName->fieldName)->diffForHumans() }}

If you want a timestamp;

$timestamp = \Carbon\Carbon::parse('11/05/2016')->timestamp;

@Snapey

but this function insert 0000-00-00 00:00:00 in date column in database

 DB::table('test')->insert(
        ['date' => \Carbon\Carbon::parse('11/05/2016')->timestamp]
    );

@Mohsen Specify the format.. obviously carbon won't be able to determine if the second or third part of that date is month, and which is day.. instead of parse in this case you should use createFromFormat()

$timestamp = \Carbon\Carbon::createFromFormat('Y/m/d', '2016/05/05')->timestamp;

EDIT: You changed your date format in your post while I was replying.. but even so.. use createFromFormat to ensure the proper order of month, day, year is used by carbon.

You said you wanted a timestamp, but now a date? which is it?

@Snapey I want timestamp, date is the column name and timestamp is its type

@tisuchi Still spamming your own website infested with ads around stolen content... The one thing you 'wrote 'yourself isn't even a tutorial, it's just a line from the laravel docs with 5 ads around it. You are scum. Take your garbage elsewhere please.

@tisuchi - wow, thats bad. most people will tolerate one or two ads for good content, but 6 adverts around very poor content? That really stinks.