ArcPy: Batch export of attachments from geodatabase feature class with custom naming

export_attachments_custom_name.py

'''This code will export the attachments associated with a feature class features into 
a folder naming output files using the feature's attribute provided'''
import arcpy
import os

##define input parameters for the tool
#input attachments table
in_table = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)
#output folder to save files in
file_location = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1)
#field to be used for naming attachments
name_field = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(2)

#getting the feature class name from the attachments table through the relationship class
#simple way to do this - however might break should the table be named in another way in
#upcoming releases - is to use `in_table.split('__')[0]`
in_table_desc = arcpy.Describe(in_table)
relclass = os.path.join(in_table_desc.path, in_table_desc.relationshipClassNames[0])
rel_class_desc = arcpy.Describe(relclass)
fc = os.path.join(rel_class_desc.path, rel_class_desc.originClassNames[0])
foreign_key_field = [i[0] for i in rel_class_desc.originClassKeys if i[1] == 'OriginForeign'][0]

##creating a dict with values to be used for naming output attachments files
globalid_field = arcpy.Describe(in_table).globalIDFieldName
with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(fc, [globalid_field, name_field]) as lookup:
    feature_names = {row[0]: row[1] for row in lookup}

##iterating attachments and saving them on disk
with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(in_table, [foreign_key_field, 'DATA', 'Content_Type']) as cursor:
    for item in cursor:
        featureid = item[0]
        attachment = item[1]
        featurename = feature_names[featureid]
        if not isinstance(featurename, unicode):
            featurename = str(featurename)
        filename = featurename + '.' + item[2].split('/')[1]

        #constructing the output file path
        filepath = os.path.join(file_location,filename)
        with open(filepath, 'wb') as f:
            f.write(attachment.tobytes())

Handy script. One problem though, line 24 gets the globalIDFieldName from the attach table, should be from the related fc. GUID values from this field are used to create keys for the feature_names dict, but then the foreign_key_field values are used as a lookup to this dict.
This works if default names were used, but if the related table has a non-default named globalid field, e.g. globalid_1, then it will fail.
Line 24 should be:
globalid_field = arcpy.Describe(fc).globalIDFieldName

@swfbtucs if there's only one feature, you're using the same value from name_field to name your output and therefore it is getting overwritten with each export. You need to append a unique value to the name for each attachment (can use OID from the related fc).