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I have the same issue as well.

It seems to work in Chrome, but not in Firefox or the new Microsoft Edge. The same pop-up error message appears each time I call any page on my website:

“Your Request Couldn’t be Processed
There was a problem with this request. We’re working on getting it fixed as soon as we can.”

I did see a momentary message appear at the bottom of the Edge browser window saying, “Trying to establish a secure connection,” when it was trying to open the page post feed section after displaying the Facebook page header.

I have resolved issue #1. Apparently, the Product categories were actually product tags. Selecting Hide on Frontend for the Tags Element fixed this issue. Only 3 issues left to resolve.

The issue is with Woocommerce v3.2.2 release.

See Woocommerce support forum reported issue at:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/shop-filters-theme-shortcodes/

and at:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/is-woo-commerce-removing-inline-style-in-the-page/

Woocommerce is aware of the this and appears to be correcting this in the next release. In the meantime, the solution is to either revert back to Woocommerce v3.2.1 until the next release comes out or you can modify the responsible file to correct the issue:

Change woocommerce/includes/wc-template-functions.php, line 712:

echo ‘<div class=”page-description”>’ . wp_kses_post( $description ) . ‘</div>’;

to

echo ‘<div class=”page-description”>’ . $description . ‘</div>’;

The second option resolved it for me.

The issue is with Woocommerce v3.2.2 release.

See Woocommerce support forum reported issue at:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/shop-filters-theme-shortcodes/

and at:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/is-woo-commerce-removing-inline-style-in-the-page/

Woocommerce is aware of the this and appears to be correcting this in the next release. In the meantime, the solution is to either revert back to Woocommerce v3.2.1 until the next release comes out or you can modify the responsible file to correct the issue:

Change woocommerce/includes/wc-template-functions.php, line 712:

echo ‘<div class=”page-description”>’ . wp_kses_post( $description ) . ‘</div>’;

to

echo ‘<div class=”page-description”>’ . $description . ‘</div>’;

The second option resolved it for me.

Is Woocommerce aware of this issue?

@pickplugins, I have upgraded to version1.12.10 and all is good. This version is working as expected.

Thank you

@pickplugins
Commenting out the line, global $wp_query;, did the trick. Now, when I have no featured products selected, I get the single line message, “No Product to Slide,” and the balance of the page with the Woocommerce product tiles are rendered as expected.

Thank you!

There is no other plugins being used on the page. The page is the Woocommerce generated Shop page. At the top of Shop page just under the Title I had provided, I have added the WCPS shortcode. See the Dropbox link for the screenshot, shop-page-configuration.jpg, of the WordPress backend listing of the page’s configuration.

The other two screenshots, Screenshot-with-no-feature-products-selected.jpg and Screenshot-with-one-feature-product-selected.jpg, to see what the results are. When no feature product is selected or turned on, the result you mentioned in your first response does show up with an extra line: “No products were found matching your selection.” and then the page rendering for the shop product tiles Woocommerce’s template does not get triggered. Yet, when there is at least one feature product, the slider shows it and then the shop product tiles are rendered as expected.

This is the Dropbox link to the three screenshots mentioned above:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hri0o5siki8d3ql/AADC5SZIDxylkvc8tVTQ33gQa?dl=0

Thanks

My apologies. The plugin I have is Woocommerce Products Slider by pickplugins. I missed it by an “s”.

Hi @awarner20,

Version 4.0.4 solution has corrected the issue for me without any modifications done by me.

Thanks,

Ted