php - Laravel Authentication fails with Auth::attempt -

i trying out jeffrey way authentication essentials tutorial on laravel 4, getting not same results. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msewmvz4wp4)

when check dd($attempt), false, if logged in right credentials.

please tell me, going wrong. google lot, , people claim, password needs hashed, , hash it, before putting database, there must still error somewhere else.

here code: http://help.laravel.io/faff81e66d3672cb96d5ae2f8d0cccbf2e7f9052

also here important pieces of code:

my view form: create.blade.php

login

{{ form::open(array('route' => 'sessions.store')) }}      <ul>         <li>             {{ form::label('email', 'email:')}}             {{ form::text('email')}}         </li>         <li>             {{ form::label('password', 'password:')}}             {{ form::password('password')}}         </li>         <li>             {{ form::submit() }}         </li>     </ul>  {{ form::close() }} 

and sessionscontroller.php

public function create() {     //     $users = user::all();      return view::make('sessions.create')         ->with('users', $users); }  /**  * store newly created resource in storage.  *  * @return response  */ public function store() {     // validate      $input = input::all();      $attempt = auth::attempt([         'email' => $input['email'],         'password' => $input['password']     ]);      dd($attempt);      // if($attempt) {     //  return redirect::intended('/');     // } else {     //  return 'whatever bro';     // };      // dd('problem'); } 

here screenshot of database: http://i.imgur.com/stgqu39.jpg

i expect boolean of dd($attempt) correct, if type in correct login credentials, shows false.

please can correct code :)

kind regards,

george

from screenshot of database can see not hashing password before storing in database. auth::attempt function consider password hashed apply hash::make given password , compare 1 stored in database.

to make code work, when registering user should use hash::make function before storing password:

 $password = hash::make($input['password']);  $user->password = $password;  $user->save();  

take on documentation http://laravel.com/docs/security