Using wrong credentials, Wordpress automatically calls a function that generates the lost password login. Since this plugin hook an event that occurs early, the method that produces permalinks is not already available and generates an error.
Hooking the plugin after that moment make the login feature unavailable. It seems that hacking the plugin adding
$GLOBALS['wp_rewrite'] = new WP_Rewrite();
avoid this error but generates another one
Undefined property: WP_Error::$ID in /srv/www/test.com/current/wp/wp-includes/class-wp-user.php on line 165
It's a e_notice so think it could be ignored, but I am wondering if there is any way of make basic auth 100% working without errors at all. Any ideas?
This is related to #27
Using wrong credentials, Wordpress automatically calls a function that generates the lost password login. Since this plugin hook an event that occurs early, the method that produces permalinks is not already available and generates an error.
Hooking the plugin after that moment make the login feature unavailable. It seems that hacking the plugin adding
avoid this error but generates another one
It's a e_notice so think it could be ignored, but I am wondering if there is any way of make basic auth 100% working without errors at all. Any ideas?