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Table in MySQL have 1 problem column: creation_date.
During inserting a new row through PHP, I thought that there would be correct to insert the date directly in the query, MySQL has to do it himself.
Do I need to do the trigger, or it would be better to use PHP for this, as intended?
How would you have done to?
PS: MySQL: How to create trigger for setting creation date for new rows
Use TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP field
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/timestamp.html