Hi Roger,
I did the same. Needed to set the site to full https via the config.php file using the site url field. I re-built the app on azure ad after I did this (which is proberly overkill) just to make sure the settings were across the board.
Matt
In reply to Matthew Cutlack
Re: OneNote, Office365 and MS Mix Plugins now available
by Roger Mepham -
Just Use AD login and Integration
I'm still having problems installing the various Office 365 integrations (including ONE Repository capability errors and JQuery not loading etc), I did get single sign on and Sync users from AD on a previous install so may I ask:
- What is the minimum plugins needed to just get AD sign on and User sync against an Office 365 account?
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Roger
In reply to Roger Mepham
Re: OneNote, Office365 and MS Mix Plugins now available
by James McQuillan -
Hi Roger,
AzureAD sign on is provided by the OpenID Connect authentication plugin (auth_oidc), and user sync is provided by the office365 integration local plugin (local_o365). Installing those two should get you what you need.
A jQuery message shouldn't prevent any functionality, especially sign-on and user sync. Is the issue you raised with https resolved? If not that's the place to start. As Matthew mentioned, the redirect URL shown on the settings page is built using your site's wwwroot configuration variable, often set in config.php. This is a text string on the settings page (and can't be changed) because it's not really a setting - the plugin determines what the redirect URL needs to be based on your site's settings, and displays it there for you to use when configuring Azure.