Manual for vbBux/vbPlaza?

Not installing, but using, like a user guide. I cannot find one anywhere, and everywhere I look I see, the "setting is self explanatory."

What is a "option?"
what is a "ribbon?"

[daticus]

I've started to get a feel for the vBBux/plaza config stuff, but I dont' understand what these are: Table Settings, Input Field Settings, and Option Settings (this is under Manage Items in vBPlaza). All i want to do is add a item, that when a user purchase, it'll either notify me or puts the item into a queue for me to process. Anyone ever get custom items to work with vBBux?

[FamilyCorner]

Originally Posted by daticus

I've started to get a feel for the vBBux/plaza config stuff, but I dont' understand what these are: Table Settings, Input Field Settings, and Option Settings (this is under Manage Items in vBPlaza). All i want to do is add a item, that when a user purchase, it'll either notify me or puts the item into a queue for me to process. Anyone ever get custom items to work with vBBux?

This is exactly what I want to do as well but I can't figure it out either

[ThatFloridaGuy]

This seems to be an issue a LOT with products and add-ons. Nobody ever writes a manual!!
It's always just like "here it is, get on with it" hmm. I'm sure they would do much better if they took the time to tell you how to use the thing!

[tester987654]

I have custom items working.... first ya have to add a new category (unless you want your new item to go into one of the existing cats). Then Add New Option. THEN ya have to get a coder (or you, if you code) to write a script for the item that will notify you via a PM when it is purchased and by who.

Sorry I can't offer exact details... that's just what I did.

[rjmjr69]

I guess there is a new version coming out real soon that will have many more features and items to purchase but man thats only going to make it harder to figure out. I need someone to at least explain the basics of the add on to get started. My members love the feature but I dont know how to set it all up for them the way they would like it.