No products were found matching your selection woocommerce

I’ve got this same issue happening as well. I was working trying to create a new homepage and changed the WordPress front page from the Woocommerce ‘Shop’ page to a newly created homepage. After that all my products disappeared and I’m getting the error ‘No products found which match your selection.’ Here’s a screen shot of my categories which still show my product count – https://www.dropbox.com/s/1fsgk4o99wb6g59/Screenshot%202016-07-14%2013.32.45.png?dl=0

And here’s my mysteriously empty products page within Woo – https://www.dropbox.com/s/yijgx6fvewajd9j/Screenshot%202016-07-14%2013.32.30.png?dl=0

I’ve de-activated all other plugins except WooCommerce, I also reverted to the Twentysixteen theme to see if that would help. Naada..

I’ve tried resetting permalinks also, with no avail. So it’s obvious they are still in the DB, it’s not theme or plugin related, but I don’t know why Woo won’t show them.

We are a live working shop and so for the time being I’ve put back up a Maintenance Mode plugin – Site URL – https://nativeslope.com but you won’t be able to see much without back end access.

TO follow up I solved my issue! I had inadvertently changed the permalink of a custom post type from my theme (portfolio) to ‘product’. This took all my products and stored them as portfolio items which made them invisible to WooCommerce, whilst also keeping them in the WooCommerce categories. Of course when I de-activated the theme, this didn’t fix it, as they were still stored as portfolio items in the DB.

I used the Post Type Switcher plugin (bulk edit mode) to put them all back in the right place. Voila.

Perhaps @vishalraj232 there’s a small chance you may have done something similar?

Hello Andrew,

Could you tell me the what small change i have to do to get rid out of this.

Have you tested with other theme?

I guess you haven’t – please do so to know if the problem is theme related or not!

Hello Mike,

I had tried all.I think this a plugin issues. Because once i does not set vendor then it is working fine but once i set the vendor then it is not working fine.

So its due to vendor plugin you’re saying? Core does not support vendor functionality.

Yup. In my case it is not working .

You’d best contact the author of vendors in that case.

@vishalraj232, The issue is that my theme employed a custom post type ‘portfolio’ and inadvertently I had changed the theme settings and suddenly all my WooCommerce products became portfolio items and were thus hidden.

Does your theme have any custom post types? Because if you’ve done something by accident like I did, even if you de-activate the theme, it will not fix the issue as the theme fundamentally altered the WP database.

If you feel like sharing your credentials I can look at it for you (privately). Otherwise I’d look into that custom post types within your theme and see if you managed to move your products to a different post type accidentally.

Solution is to increase the number of allowed variables. Add this to your functions.php:

/**
* Ensure variation combinations are working properly – standard limit is 30
*
*/

function woo_custom_ajax_variation_threshold( $qty, $product ) {
return 50;
}
add_filter( ‘woocommerce_ajax_variation_threshold’, ‘woo_custom_ajax_variation_threshold’, 10, 2 );

This issue just started for me as well. I tried adding the above code to the theme function file with no luck.

Does anyone have a fix for this?

Does WordPress have a fix for this issue or is this a WooCommerce bug? I certainly didn’t change the post type knowingly. Not sure how to even check that… but will keep hunting…

@cipes you saved my life ??

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Daniyal Ahmed (a11n).

I’m not sure this is theme or plugin related. I disabled all plugins and reverted to the default theme. I was able to FIX the problem b/c each product was set to hidden under “Catalog visibility” which you’ll find near the publish and visibility settings. All of my products were set to hidden which I have no idea how that happened (there are other users in the system too). This all makes sense too b/c direct links to the products worked however category pages which use search would not display any.

Try editing Catalog visibility settings.

I am having the same problem.

WordPress 4.8 running Twenty Seventeen theme.
WooCommerce Version 3.1.0
No other plugins are enabled.

“No products were found matching your selection.”

I tried all the suggestions above but nothing worked so far