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I tried to delete a category using site builder in confluence, but I can't.
i can see message
You're not allowed to delete the category [category name] at this time, the category might still be in use.
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Menu --> Spaces --> Space directory --> CATEGORIES
Please check the below link, it may be helpful
https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/use-labels-to-categorize-spaces-136647.html
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After going to Menu> Spaces, the Space directory is not visible, and the entire space list is listed.
What I want to delete is a category that is at a higher level than space, but the menu is not visible.
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To delete a space category, you have to remove all spaces from it. Log in as an admin, go to the list of spaces and read through their category, then change each space to another category (or no category)
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The space in each category has already been moved to another category.
The category you are trying to delete is empty, but a message appears indicating that it cannot be deleted and may be in use.
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Could you give us the exact text of the message?
The way you have phrased it suggests that you have not removed all the spaces from the category (probably as you can't see one or more of them)
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This is the output message.
[You're not allowed to delete the category xxxx at this time, the category might still be in use.]
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Thanks! I'm sorry if that seemed grumpy, but without the full text, it's hard to say where an error might be coming from.
That message really does come from "you have spaces that are in that category". One of my current projects has me digging through the raw code of Confluence and although this is "first look" rather than "proper investigation", it looks like the only way to get this message is from not having removed or deleted all the spaces in it.
The three things I would do next:
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Even after re-indexing, the same message appears and category deletion is impossible. T_T
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Ok, that tells us that you have spaces in the category that are not deleted. You'll need to identify those and change their category to one you're keeping (or none)
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