Jamba Subsections
Core: Profiles
This section allows you to set different profiles for different teams. This comes in very handy for people who use multiple teams or run Jamba while soloing. For example, your main team may be 80 and be set up to auto purchase things like Sweet Potato Bread and Honeymint Tea from Innkeepers. If you have a lower level team that you also play, you won't want them autobuying food and drink they can't even use {or afford!}. You can set a separate profile here for the 2 teams so that you can have different settings for each of them.
Core: Communications
This section is for setting up a separate chat channel for your team. This is especially useful if you don't run your own full team and bring other people into your party. You can send various announcements to this channel that you want to see, but don't want to spam the other people in your party with.
To set it up or if your toons keep registering as Offline :
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Core: Team
We've already seen this window, but didn't get too indepth. This section contains various options for how your team should act upon the creation of your party, such as setting loot rule and determining who you accept invites from.
Core: Tags
This is very useful for separating your team into groups. Tags allow you to send commands to your whole team, or only certain toons. We've already used the "all" command to set up our master toon. You can create any number of tags for any number of uses.
For example, I run a team that has 3 toons that use melee attacks and 2 that are supposed to stay ranged. I can create a tag for "melee" under each of my melee toons and use the command "/jamba-follow aftercombat on melee". Now my melee toons will automatically autofollow me after combat ends, while my ranged toons can stay where there are.
My team also has different needs for reagents. I can create a tag "bless" under each of my paladins and "rez" under each of my shamans. Then I can go to the Purchase section of Jamba and enter Symbol of Kings with the tag "bless" and Ankh with the tag of "rez". Now only the paladins will buy Symbols of Kings and only the shamans will buy Ankhs.
Core: Message Display
This allows you to tell Jamba where to put all the different messages it sends out. Some you may want to go to your chat window, others you may want to send to a more visible area, like the Raid Warning frame. Yet others you may not want to see at all.
Display: Team
This is where you can configure the Jamba team window. You can choose to have it visible all the time, only on the master, hide it during combat or never show it.
You can also configure what it should show and how, as well as scale. It is very useful for getting at-a-glance information on your whole team that you won't get from a normal party window, such as seeing if someone loses auto follow and what everyone's current XP is.
Follow
This allows you to configure how following works for your team, such as telling them who to follow and when {or when not to}, as well as sending warnings if one or all of your slaves break follow.
It also allows you to configure follow strobing, which reissues the follow command to your team at specific intervals. Follow strobing is very useful for people who run melee teams and especially useful when traveling, so that you don't lose your slaves to lag.
FTL Helper
The FTL Helper allows you to set up Focusless, Targetless Leaderless system for your team through Jamba. FTL is a means of allowing any toons to be your main at any given time, especially vital in PvP or any situation where you would often need to quickly and smoothly swap control from one character to another. Please see the old Discussion thread for more information on FTL.
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