Per Nergård (MVP)
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Scheduled job for deleting content types and all related content

In my previous blog post which was about getting an overview of your sites content https://world.optimizely.com/blogs/Per-Nergard/Dates/2026/1/scheduledjob-for-getting-overview-of-site-content-usage/.

I actually found a couple of content types that was related to decomission functionality that actually hade quite a lot of created content. So what to do? ContentTypeObliteratorScheduledJob to the rescue.

It's very simple:

  1. Get the contenttype ids you want to remove all content for and deleting the actual content type as well.
  2. Take a database backup
  3. Add the contenttype ids into a comma separated list
  4. Run the job and enjoy less code and a less bloated content tree.

I have only done a test run on one content type but for that it worked. 

Link to my Gist: ContentTypeObliteratorScheduledJob.

Jan 30, 2026

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