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When attempting to save a user to the database with the $autoHydrateEntityFromInput attribute set to true, Laravel throws an exception of the MassAssignmentException kind, stating that, _token is the culprit. According to Ardent's source it appears to attempt to remove _token, however this seems to fail. I don't know if this is something to do with how Laravel 4.1 handles it's CSRF token, but unless I manually assign the model's attributes it won't allow me to store the user.

Any idea of how to circumvent this issue so I can store data while still using the CSRF protection without assigning all the form data manually?

Thanks in advance with any help in this issue.

+1 In the meantime, i'm using the guarded attribute from eloquent in my models to prevent token to throw en exception.

protected $guarded = array('_token');

Do you have autoPurgeRedundantAttributes set to true? This should remove _token and _method.

Alternatively for mass assignment you can also use fillable:

protected $fillable = array('username', 'password', 'email');

@TranceGeniK Your suggestion worked perfectly for me, so thanks for that =]

Same issue with Laravel 5.1. Temp fix using $guarded attribute.