Fatal error: Call to a member function get_error_codes()

The Theme My Login plugin is doing something wrong, causing the $errors variable to not be available. Perhaps they’re missing a global $errors; call at the top of a function or something similar.

Hmm… Doing further analysis…

Skippywp: I made some changes to my plugin. Can you please copy this file into place and see if it fixes the problem you’re seeing?

https://github.com/convissor/login-security-solution/raw/92753deb39ea07c89a1a80897a58c3cf2b1411c3/login-security-solution.php

Wahoo! Daniel, your change fixed the error! I edited the revised plugin and tested on two different sites with two different hosting servers. Whew! Looking good!
I really like both plugins, so I am glad it worked out.
Thanks for taking the time!
skippy

Skippy:

Thanks for the report and your testing. Glad I could help. The new release, 0.34.0, is out with the fix.

The reason for the bug is there are multiple code paths into my login_errors() filter method and wp-login.php uses two conventions for naming the WP_Error object: $errors and $wp_error. I had only accounted for the paths that set $errors. Now the method handles both.

–Dan

Oh, yeah, Skippy: When you get a chance, I would be most appreciative if you can give the plugin a good rating and a “works” vote. Financial contributions are always welcome too. ?? Thanks, –Dan

Done! A 5 star rating and a contribution. ?? Cheers!