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05-19-2017 03:48 AM
SarahHollier
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Hi,

My organisation has a number of bad tags (eg spelling errors, typos) which I would like to update. Is there any way to get a list of all tags used within my organisation so I can try and tidy these up. I have looked at the geojobe admin tools but this seems to need to know what all the bad tags are, is there any way just to get a list of all tags and update the ones needed? Is there a workflow anyone has followed that I could even potentially send out to serial bad taggers to fix their tags.

Thanks

Sarah

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DanCamboia
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Seth, thanks for the quick reply. I don't see how to get this to access my portal when the url for ArcGIS Item Information goes to an esri site and the sign in dialog is for AGOL. I'm using named user accounts with portal for ArcGIS. Any help appreciated.

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SethLewis1
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I misunderstood your original question Dan. To get it working with your Portal you'd need to host the source code yourself and tweak the app's logic to talk with your Portal instance.

The prototype's source code is available here:

GitHub - jgrayson-apl/ItemInfo: Inspect ArcGIS.com items based on user folder, tag or group. 

DanielShaffer2
Occasional Contributor

This is exactly what I needed. Thank you, Seth!
Using ArcGIS Online, straight up. Really easy and effective tool

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WorcesterGTSS
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I noticed that the ArcGIS Item Information tool referenced in this thread is no longer at the link (the ESRI apl site). Anyone know how to access it elsewhere aside from hosting the source code myself?

Samara

Charlie_Kaufman
Regular Contributor

There is one way to get a list of all the Tags in your Org.  If you generate an Item Report, one of the columns in the outputted CSV file is 'Tags'.  It will take a lot of hand-jamming an cleaning but you will have your list of all your tags. 

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