@zoladesigners We checked on several pages on the site and weren’t able to find any of the breadcrumbs linking to ‘localhost.’ Have you already resolved this issue?
If not, is this only occurring on certain pages? If so, can you please provide us with an example link of one of the pages where it is occurring?
I am having a similar issue. Starting with 14.1, random links in the breadcrumb that go 3-4 levels down will point to “localhost”. On the local installation of the site, where the root is “http://localhost:8888/”, the broken links still point to “localhost”, instead of “localhost:8888”. On the live development link, it points to “localhost” as well.
I reverted back to 13.4 and the issue was resolved. Any thoughts?
@mcwu
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Thanks!
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Hey Michael,
The issue has not been resolved it. I created a new topic as requested, but the issue is still pending.
Thanks.
– Mike
@zoladesigners – did you solve this problem somehow? I have the exact same problem with Yoast version 14.2. Parts of the breadcrumb link back to localhost in stead of localhost:8888 in my local development environment.
Thanks,
Ingrid
@thegirlinthecafe
I did resolve it, you’ll have to have access to the phpMyAdmin dash to make the same fix.
Once you are in your your php backend look for the table named wp_yoast_indexable, scroll to the bottom of the page click “Check All” then delete them.
Seems to be related to the new “Indexables” feature recently introduced into Yoast. I could not find anyway in the Yoast interface in the WordPress backend to make it refresh these links or otherwise update them.
Thanks for your fast answer. Unfortunately this did not solve my problem either but I can see that the new wp_yoast_indexable table already has the wrong links, the permalink in this table is already the wrong one : it says localhost in stead of (in my case) localhost:8888. So it must definitely be a bug introduced with the new indexable functionality.
Here’s hoping Yoast will fix this soon @mikes41720, @pcosta88? Thanks again!
I have the same problem.
When i work in local with MAMP, yoast seo’s breadcrumbs have redirect problems.
Yoast Team – Has there been a resolution to this? I have upgraded to the latest Yoast and the issue still exists with the breadcrumbs. At the moment, only reverting back to 13.4.1 works.
Hi everyone,
I just found the solution to this problem.
You have to go to your database (phpMyAdmin) and find the wp_yoast_indexable table (replace “wp” by your table prefix). You will see in the permalink column that everything is localhost !
Go to the SQL menu and execute this SQL request (replace “wp” by your table prefix) :
`UPDATE wp_yoast_indexable SET permalink = REPLACE(permalink, ‘http://localhost/’, ‘www.yourlivesite.com/’);
By doing this, it fixed the problem by me. However, it will be great if Yoast resolve this issue in the next update.
This isn’t resolved for me. Using MAMP on Mac and replacing all the permalink fields does the trick until new pages/posts are created which will use the localhost (without :8080 in the URL) again. (replaced them with the solution of Nicosjack)
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photosjob.
Wait, there is a display bug in my previous post. It’s not ” http://localhost/’ but only http://localhost/
@djennez,
Just updated to 14.9 and the issue still exists.
On the local MAMP version, breadcrumbs still show localhost as the root, instead of localhost:8888
On the web version, breadcrumbs also show localhost, instead of the root URL.
Thanks for the help
