I'm currently working on an SPO implementation of 4k users that will have accounts from a non verified domain within the Office 365 tenant - So have to use the @xxxx.onmicrosoft.com format for their user accounts.
Due to not having PowerShell access to the UPS to update email addresses, I've created an awesome script thanks to SPServices that checks the current users email address within the UPS against a SharePoint list, if they don't match the script then uses current users email address from the SharePoint list to update the email address within their User Profile.
The script works an absolute treat... But on IE 8 machines we're getting the standard warning that happens when an https page is trying to call http content. Both the script and Jquery library are both being hosted within the same site collection, so I'm at a loss. Does anyone have any ideas why we're getting this security warning, does SPServices reference any http content ?
Due to not having PowerShell access to the UPS to update email addresses, I've created an awesome script thanks to SPServices that checks the current users email address within the UPS against a SharePoint list, if they don't match the script then uses current users email address from the SharePoint list to update the email address within their User Profile.
The script works an absolute treat... But on IE 8 machines we're getting the standard warning that happens when an https page is trying to call http content. Both the script and Jquery library are both being hosted within the same site collection, so I'm at a loss. Does anyone have any ideas why we're getting this security warning, does SPServices reference any http content ?