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Items of type "Code Attachment"

Nicole_Ueberschär

When I look through my content in AGO assistant or with the Python API for ArcGIS for example, I find a couple of files of the type "Code Attachment". When I look into the item details I can't find any valuable information. For what are these files needed?

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KellyGerrow

Hi Michael,

The purpose of the code attachment is to hold and storing and downloading code. IT is not intended for use when executing custom code referenced in the code attachment.

Thanks,

Kelly

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JasonBennett

This article list a few more items that may be hidden...

https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/faq-why-does-the-the-arcgis-online-members-report-show--000024289

CallieLv

Hi, wondering what other item types, apart from the Code Attachment, are also hidden in the content view in ArcGIS Online? Thanks.

JennieCatalano1

In Portal 10.8.1, we share some web apps, maps and layers to the public, and to a group collaboration set up with our AGOL account. When going to the group in AGOL, the items aren't public facing, so we have to manually update the share for each item - again. I'm trying to create a script that updates all the AGOL items in that group to Public, but it fails when it comes to a Web Application with code attachment. I copied one such web app in Portal, removed the code attachment, shared it to AGOL collaboration group, but then it wouldn't open in AGOL at all.

IanMooser

Deborah:

I found a possible solution using AGO assistant and editing the JSON -

ArcGIS Online Assistant

For the alloweditemtypes - I removed "Code Attachment"

"allowedItemTypes": [

"Web Map",

"CityEngine Web Scene",

"Web Scene",

"360 VR Experience",

"Pro Map",

"Feature Service",

"Map Service",

"Image Service",

"KML",

"KML Collection",

"WFS",

"WMTS",

"Feature Collection",

"Feature Collection Template",

"Vector Tile Service",

"Scene Service",

"Relational Database Connection",

"Web Mapping Application",

"StoryMap",

"Mobile Application",

"Code Attachment",

DeborahCohen2

Hi Kelly, I can't share b/c it's not public but here's a snip. Thanks for your help and Ian, thanks for sharing your app.

Deb

IanMooser

Hi Deborah and Kelly - I'm getting a similar behavior in the Category Gallery. Page 3 and 4

https://seattlecitygis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/FilterGallery/index.html?appid=bbb9afe638c9460bb13a31aac702deea

Kelly Gerrow‌ Deborah Cohen‌

KellyGerrow

Can you share your application? No updates have gone out so it is strange that they just started appearing.

DeborahCohen2

I also have this question. Several of these items showed up in my Gallery of apps just in the past couple weeks. I didn't add them. All of these apps were built using ESRI apps or web app builder. No coding. Where did they come from and can I delete them?

Thanks

KellyGerrow

Hi Michael,

The purpose of the code attachment is to hold and storing and downloading code. IT is not intended for use when executing custom code referenced in the code attachment.

Thanks,

Kelly

KellyGerrow

Hi Nicole,

My kind colleague Chris Whitmore‌, informed me that I am mixing up two item types being code samples and code attachments. I'll use this post to differentiate between the two.

A Code Attachment is a related to a Web Application Item type that is hidden from the content view in ArcGIS Online but is queryable by AGO-Assistant and the Python API. This can be used to include code (as a zipfile) for users to download and have access to your code for a configurable app or other sample.

Code Attachment—You can attach code (as a ZIP file) to your apps. This can be helpful if you are sharing a sample or a configurable app and want others to have access to your code.
To update a code attachment without resetting the download counter on the item, use Update Code and upload a ZIP file with the same name as the original ZIP file. If you want to attach a new file, first delete the existing file; then use Attach Code. This will reset the download count on the item.
Item details—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS

This is an optional component, but if you have added it to an item, I think it be something that you want to keep.

Code Samples are a different but similar item type that can be seen in My Content. As they are standalone code samples unrelated to other content they can be seen in the Code Sharing website. Again, you can delete this, but it may be needed if this was specifically uploaded for sharing code samples:

Add items—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS

Let us know about any other questions,

-Kelly

KellyGerrow

Please check reply below for updated information.

Yes correct they will only appear if on the code sharing website if they are shared publicly.

You can delete the files at any time if you don't use them. They are just another item type for sharing.

-Kelly

Nicole_Ueberschär

I assume they would only show on that page if I would share them publicly.

If I don't share them with anybody are those files still somehow necessary or could I delete them?

KellyGerrow

Code samples are a type of item that includes a script. This is used to help users easily find code samples in ArcGIS Online.

These item types are indexed and displayed through this website:

ArcGIS Code Sharing

-Kelly

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