Wrong URL for relationship field

Hi,

I recently developped a website for a technical company with pods which reflect the entire product catalogue on a subdomain, let’s say wp.domain.com . Once I finished the website, I changed the URL to http://www.domain.com. All seemed to work fine, but now I noticed something that I don’t know how to fix.

The products are in several categories – and I have a menu with entries for every category.

I also use breadcrumbs by Yoast SEO to navigate easily between the productcategories.

So for example we have a page
http://www.domain.com/products/category1/subcategory1

On this site it lists all of the products in the subcategory1 – but the link of the actual products are just
http://www.domain.com/product/productname

Hence the usual breadcrumbs didn’t work, and I switched them off for the products.

Therefore I added a relationship field called “zugehorige_seite” to the product pod template and for each product I added the page where it is listed.

Then in the product template, I manually added a breadcrumb, which would then reflect the breadcrumbs:

<span><a href="../../">Home</a></span> » 
	<span><a href="{@zugehorige_seite.guid}">{@produktkategorie}</a></span> » 
	<span style="breadcrumb_last" aria-current="page"><strong>{@post_title}</strong></span>

This worked perfectly, as long as I was still working on the SUBDOMAIN.

Now that the entire website has switched to http://www.domain.com – I noticed that the breadcrumbs for the products still go to wp.domain.com

So instead of linking {@zugehorige_seite.guid} to the page http://www.domain.com/category1/subcategory1 it will link it to wp.domain.com/?page_id=xyz

I used Better Search and Replace to change every wp.domain.com in the database to http://www.domain.com – however, this does not change my breadcrumbs.

Any idea, where I can fix this?

Thanks,

Astrid