Field 'name' doesn't have a default value about eloquent-oauth HOT 6 CLOSED

Edit: The solution I mentionned didn't work, anyone else having trouble with this?

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Hey, it sounds like you have a non-nullable name column in your users table right?

The solution is either to make the field nullable, or give it a value when you log the user in:

public function login()
{
    try {
        OAuth::login('facebook', function ($user, $details) {
            $user->name = $details->firstName . ' ' . $details->lastName;
            $user->save()
        });
    } catch(ApplicationRejectedException $e) {
        // Add errors if users reject
    } catch(InvalidAuthorizationCodeException $e) {
        // Add errors if csrf
    }
    return Redirect::intended();
}

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I'm having an issue with the $user

This is my error when i'm using your code.

Creating default object from empty value

On line 20:

$user->name = $details->firstName . ' ' . $details->lastName;

It seems like the $user variable is unrecognised. Do we need to init a new user using new \User?
Thank you!

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Hmmm that's odd, I'm not sure what would be causing that. Is the project open source by any chance? Can you dd() $user in the closure and ensure it's null, and if so maybe try and trace down where it's coming from?

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What should user normally return? A new instance of a user object? or
model?
Thank you!

2015-03-12 2:32 GMT+01:00 Adam Wathan [email protected]:

Hmmm that's odd, I'm not sure what would be causing that. Is the project
open source by any chance? Can you dd() $user in the closure and ensure
it's null, and if so maybe try and trace down where it's coming from?

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It should be a new or existing instance of User depending on if the person has ever logged in before :/

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