Pour que les lignes soient incrémentées, cela devrait être aussi simple que de déplacer le @num calcul dans la requête externe. Et dans cette situation, le @current_product_id ne devrait pas être nécessaire en tant que @num peut s'incrémenter directement.
SET @num :=0, @current_shop_id := NULL, @current_product_id := NULL;
SELECT
*,
/* Perform the row increment in the outer query so it acts on the final rowset */
@num := @num+1 AS row_number
FROM (
SELECT products.shop_id, products.product_id, @current_shop_id := shops.shop_id AS shop_dummy, @current_product_id := products.product_id AS product_dummy
FROM
favorites fav1 INNER JOIN
products ON
fav1.product_id=products.product_id AND
fav1.current=1 AND
fav1.closeted=1 AND
fav1.user_id=30 INNER JOIN
shops ON
shops.shop_id = products.shop_id
ORDER BY shops.shop ASC, products.product_id DESC
) AS rowed_results
WHERE
rowed_results.row_number>=0
AND rowed_results.row_number<(20)
AND shop_id=130
