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6. Backend Administration Flashcards

Backend Administration of the TYPO3 cms

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6.1.1 Which methods can you use to access the list view? (3)

  1. You click on the “WEB → List” module on the left in the backend.
  2. You click on the “WEB → View” module on the left and then the “List” icon at the top.
  3. In the “Info” sub-module, select the “Pagetree Overview” function and click the appropriate page icon, which opens a context menu.
  4. In the “Info” sub-module, select the “Pagetree Overview” function and click the pen icon.
  5. You right-click a page in the page tree and select the appropriate item.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 1, 3 and 5.

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6.1.2 How can you move a page? (4)

  1. That is not possible. You have to delete a page and then create it in a different place.
  2. By using drag and drop in the page tree.
  3. By right-clicking on a page in the page tree and then selecting “Cut” and “Paste…”.
  4. By right-clicking on a page in the page tree and then selecting “Page actions → Cut” and “Page actions → Paste…”.
  5. By using the “Move up” in list and “Move down” in list buttons in the List module.
  6. By using the clipboard.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 2, 3, 5 and 6.

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6.1.3 You need to rename a file in the Filelist. Can you do this and if yes, how? (2)

  1. Double click on the file name in the list view of the Filelist.
  2. Renaming files would break the data integrity. You have to delete the file and upload the same file again.
  3. If the “extended view” is enabled, click on the “rename” icon.
  4. Right-click on the file icon and select “Rename” from the context menu.
  5. Select the file in the Filelist and press F2.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 3 and 4.

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6.1.4 You want to add notes to a page in the backend that other users can access. How do you do this? (1)

  1. There is a tab “Notes” in the page properties for this case.
  2. The extension “Page Notes” must be installed.
  3. Notes can only be created and viewed by administrators.
  4. Function “WEB → View → Notes” offers this possibility.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 1.

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6.1.5 Does TYPO3 have an undo function; if so, where can this be found? (2)

  1. TYPO3 does not have an undo function by default, but it can be added through extensions.
  2. Yes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “List” module.
  3. Yes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “Page” module.
  4. Yes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “Info” module.
  5. Yes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “Versioning” module.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 4.

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6.1.6 Page trees can become very confusing, especially in larger websites. How can you limit the page tree view to display only the sub-tree you are working on? (1)

  1. TYPO3 always shows the full page tree with all pages in the system.
  2. If you enter the name of the page in the search field above the page tree, only the sub-tree is displayed.
  3. You select the “Mount as tree root” option in the page properties of the page.
  4. You select “More options → Mount as treeroot” from the context menu of the page.
  5. You use the Page TSconfig setting: mod.mountAsTreeRoot = 1.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 4.

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6.1.7 If a TYPO3 installation is large and therefore confusing, it is useful if you can quickly find the pages you have to edit frequently. What is the best way to achieve this? (1)

  1. Using a bookmark in the browser.
  2. Installing the “Shortcuts” extension.
  3. Using the “Bookmarks” function in TYPO3.
  4. Using the “WEB → Functions → Bookmarks” backend module.
  5. Using the config.shortcuts = id1,id2,id3,… TypoScript option.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 3.

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6.1.8 Which statements about page layouts in the TYPO3 backend are correct? (2)

  1. Backend layouts and columns can be configured in the Install Tool
  2. Backend layouts can be used to map page layouts in the backend
  3. The extension “Grid Elements” must be installed in order to map page layouts in the backend
  4. In TYPO3 before version 9 there were four columns by default
  5. Since TYPO3 version 9 there are eight columns by default
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Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 4.

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6.1.9 In the page properties, what function(s) does the “Stop page tree” field have? (1)

  1. Further pages in the page tree will no longer be displayed below this page.
  2. Further pages in the page tree will no longer be displayed within this page.
  3. Further pages in the menu in the frontend will no longer be displayed below this page.
  4. Further pages in the menu in the frontend will no longer be displayed within this page.
  5. With this option, the sub-pages of a page in a number of backend modules are hidden and a
    red plus sign appears instead.
  6. This field has no function since TYPO3 version 4.5 LTS.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 5.

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6.1.10 A user has edited a content element, and now it contains grave content errors. What can you do in this situation? (2)

  1. The only option is to overhaul the contents manually.
  2. You can get an overview of all changes in the “List” sub-module.
  3. You can get an overview of all changes in the “ADMIN TOOLS” module.
  4. You can get an overview of all changes in the “Info” sub-module.
  5. The only way to rectify this is by looking in the database and undoing the changes made there.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 4.

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6.1.11 You suspect that someone has logged in with your TYPO3 account without authorization. How can you check this? (2)

  1. The “SYSTEM → Log” module shows when someone has logged in using your account.
  2. In your user settings, you can specify that you receive an email whenever someone uses your account to log in.
  3. You can only check this in the database in the sys_log table.
  4. There is nothing you can do, apart from changing your password.
  5. The time and date (and IP address) of your last login will be displayed when you log in.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 1 and 2.

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6.1.12 You have administrator permissions and want to make extensive changes in the backend. No other user may be logged in while you do this. How do you proceed? (1)

  1. You write an email to all backend users and request them not to log on.
  2. You change the passwords of all backend users and keep the new passwords under wraps for the time being.
  3. You rename the typo3/ directory and keep the URL secret for the time being.
  4. You switch the backend to the “Admin-only” status.
  5. You call up the backend using the &adminOnly=1 parameter in the URL.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 4.

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6.2.1 In which of these modules can you enter TypoScript setup code? (2)

  1. In the “WEB → Page” module.
  2. In the “WEB → List” module.
  3. In the “WEB → Template” module.
  4. In the “SYSTEM → Install Tool → Templates” module.
  5. In the “WEB → TypoScript” module.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 3.

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6.2.2 Is it possible to create multiple pages in one go in TYPO3 v9? (1)

  1. No, you have to create one page at a time.
  2. Yes, by right-clicking the start page and then using the Page-Generator menu.
  3. Yes, by right-clicking any page in the page tree and selecting “More options → Create multiple pages”.
  4. Yes, by using the “WEB → Functions” module.
  5. Yes, by activating the “Multi Pages” system extension in the Extension Manager.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 3.

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6.2.3 Is it possible to sort pages in one level in the backend of TYPO3 v9 automatically, and if so, how? (1)

  1. Yes, you can use the “Page Functions” wizard in the Install Tool to sort pages.
  2. No, you have to reshuffle one page at a time, using drag & drop in the page tree, for example.
  3. Yes, by right-clicking any page in the page tree and selecting “More options → Sort sub pages”.
  4. Yes, using the “WEB → Functions” module.
  5. Yes, there is a sorting option above the page tree.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 3.

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6.2.4 On any page, you can enter a TypoScript code referred to as Page TSconfig or Page TypoScript Config. Where can you find an overview of all scripts in use? (1)

  1. In the TSOB (TypoScript Object Browser).
  2. Using the “All TSconfig” extension.
  3. In the “SYSTEM → Configuration” module.
  4. You have to open the page properties for each individual page.
  5. Using the “WEB → Info” module.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 5.

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6.2.5 You want to contact another backend user, but you do not have the administrator rights required to determine his or her email address. How do you proceed? (1)

  1. You wait until the user logs in and then send an email using the messaging system in TYPO3.
  2. You send an email via the Task Center.
  3. You use the “phpMyAdmin” extension to extract the email address from the be_users database table.
  4. The only way is to write an email to the administrator and request him or her to forward the email to the user.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 4.

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6.2.6 You want to list all frontend users that live in Munich/Germany. Is this possible, and if so, how? (1)

  1. Yes, function “Backend User Export” of the Install Tool provides this feature.
  2. Yes, you can view all frontend users in the “List” module and then sort them by their place of residence in the single table view.
  3. No, this is not possible – TYPO3 prevents direct access to the database.
  4. No, this is not possible – a separate extension has to be developed for this purpose.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 2.

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6.3.1 How can you create a new backend user? (2)

  1. You cannot create additional backend users in TYPO3, only frontend users.
  2. By right-clicking the page with the globe icon and selecting “New → Backend user”.
  3. In the “Page” module.
  4. In the “List” module.
  5. In the “User admin” module.
  6. In the “System” module.
  7. In the “Admin tools” module.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 4 and 6.

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6.3.2 What is a “DB Mount” and how can you set one up? (3)

  1. A DB Mount allows other databases to be connected (mounted) with TYPO3.
  2. The database used by TYPO3 (usually MySQL) is connected to the core system through the DB Mount.
  3. You can use a DB Mount to restrict database access for users and groups.
  4. You can use a DB Mount to restrict page tree access for users.
  5. It is set up in the backend group configuration.
  6. It is set up in the backend user configuration.
  7. It is set up in the Database analyzer section of the Install Tool.
  8. It is set up in the DB Check module.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 4, 5, and 6.

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6.3.3 You have correctly set up the DB Mount for a user, but the user cannot see any pages. Why could this be? (1)

  1. You have to set the “admin” flag in the user settings, as only administrators may access DB Mounts.
  2. You have to create a user group and assign the user to this group.
  3. You have to activate the function in the User TSconfig.
  4. You first need to configure visibility in excludelists.
  5. You have to set up read permissions for the corresponding pages in the “SYSTEM → Access” module.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 5.

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6.3.4 Which areas do you need in order to set up user permissions for backend users in a sensible manner? (4)

  1. Backend user administration.
  2. The “System” module.
  3. Backend group administration.
  4. The “User Settings” module.
  5. The “Access” module.
  6. The “User Admin” module.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 1, 2, 3 and 5.

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6.3.5 How can you access or create a list of all backend users, including their file mounts? (2)

  1. In the “WEB → Info” module.
  2. In the “ADMIN TOOLS → User admin” module.
  3. In the “SYSTEM → Backend users” module.
  4. In the “WEB → List” module.
  5. Using the “User comparison” extension.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 3 and 4.

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6.3.6 Why are the passwords of backend users encrypted and how? (1)

  1. Passwords are encrypted using salted hashes by default.
  2. Backend passwords are stored in plain text, so that users can change them.
  3. Backend passwords are stored in plain text in TYPO3 for performance reasons.
  4. LDAP and OpenID, for example, only work with MD5 hashes, so TYPO3 was set up in the same way for compatibility reasons.
  5. According to GPL, passwords of open source applications must always be stored in encrypted form.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 1.

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6.3.7 You can specify an encryption key in the Install Tool. What is its purpose? (2)

  1. TYPO3 uses the key to calculate the cHash value.
  2. The key is included in the calculation of the salted password of backend users.
  3. This is the superadmin password in case the administrator forgets his or her password.
  4. All pages in the cache are encrypted using the encryption key.
  5. Extbases uses the encryption key to protect arguments.
  6. The encryption key is used to encrypt the contents of the database for privacy reasons.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 1 and 5.

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6.3.8 What is needed to allow a user to change the contents of a page but not the page itself? (3)

  1. Settings in the user settings.
  2. Correct settings in the “Access Lists” of the user group.
  3. A corresponding filemount.
  4. Suitable permissions in the “Access” module.
  5. Entries in the User TSconfig.
  6. An appropriate DB Mount.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 2, 4 and 6

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6.3.9 Describe a quick way to gain an overview of the permissions that users have in the page tree (1)

  1. Using the “Access” module.
  2. Using the “Info” module.
  3. Using the “Admin tools” module.
  4. Using the “System” module.
  5. Using the Install Tool.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 1.

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6.3.10 Is it possible to restrict the editing permissions for a page and its contents to users with administrator permissions? (2)

  1. No, this is not possible and not necessary, as admins have all permissions anyway.
  2. Only if the users are members of the administrators group.
  3. Yes, there is a “Lock” setting in the “Access” module.
  4. Yes, by setting the User TSconfig option restrictEditingForNonAdmin = 1.
  5. Yes, by using the “Restrict editing by non-Admins” setting in the page properties.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 3 and 5.

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6.3.11 Where can you set the access permissions for a page? (2)

  1. In the “Access” module.
  2. In the “List” module.
  3. In the “Permissions” module.
  4. In the “Web” module.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 1 and 2.

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6.3.12 You have set up a backend user and now want to test his or her user permissions. What is the best way to do this? (1)

  1. You log on with the user’s login credentials.
  2. You switch over to the new user using the “Backend user” module.
  3. You use the “Simulate user” extension.
  4. You configure the user to be simulated in the LocalConfiguration.php file.
  5. You configure the user to be simulated in the Admin Panel.
  6. You select the user in the “User Settings → Simulate backend user” module.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 2.

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6.4.1 What is the name of the workspace available in the backend after a standard installation and activation of the workspace extension? (1)

  1. “Draft”.
  2. “LIVE”.
  3. “Standard”.
  4. “Default”.
  5. “Test”.
  6. “Demo”.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 2.

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6.4.2 You have made changes in a workspace and want to show them to your client. What do you require for this purpose? (1)

  1. Special settings in the Page and User TSconfig.
  2. Special settings in TypoScript.
  3. A backend user group for the client.
  4. A frontend user for the client.
  5. A preview link that is valid for 48 hours.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 5.

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6.4.3 How many workspaces can you create? (1)

  1. You cannot create workspaces, but TYPO3 provides 2 of them.
  2. You can create up to 2 workspaces.
  3. You can create up to 8 workspaces.
  4. You can create up to 64 workspaces.
  5. As many as you like.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 5.

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6.4.4 Which of the following workspace stages exist by default? (2)

  1. Stage “Editing”.
  2. Stage “Review”.
  3. Stage “Updating”.
  4. Stage “Deleted”.
  5. Stage “Publish”.
  6. Stage “Ready to publish”.
  7. Stage “Rejected”.
  8. None of the above, as they need to be configured manually.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 1 and 6.

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6.4.5 An editor changes the status of an element in a workspace to “Review”. How is the responsible reviewer informed of this? (2)

  1. The editor has to send an email to the reviewer.
  2. TYPO3 automatically informs the reviewer by email.
  3. The reviewer sees all elements requiring a review on his or her start page after login.
  4. After login, the reviewer can open the “Workspaces” module to gain an overview of all elements requiring a review.
  5. The reviewer has to be online at the same time to be able to see the changes.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 4.

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6.4.6 Is versioning as implemented by the workspaces available for all elements in TYPO3? (1)

  1. Yes.
  2. No, versioning is available only for pages.
  3. No, versioning is available only for page contents.
  4. No, versioning is available only for pages and page contents.
  5. No, versioning is available only for elements with the necessary configurations (e.g. using fields marked t3ver_* in the appropriate database, or using the TCA).
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Therefore, the correct answer is 5.

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6.4.7 You are working in the backend as an administrator user, but some functions are missing. Why could this be? (1)

  1. Workspaces automatically deactivate some system extensions in the system.
  2. Some modules are only visible in the “LIVE” workspace.
  3. Some parts of the workspace implementation are still flawed.
  4. You have to enable all functions and backend modules you want to use in the Install Tool when using workspaces.
  5. You have to enable all functions and backend modules you want to use in the workspace configuration.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 2.

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6.5.1 Which statement(s) about the RTE in TYPO3 v8 LTS are correct? (3)

  1. RTE stands for “Random Text Encryption” and is a security feature.
  2. RTE stands for “Rich Text Editor”.
  3. The RTE is a system extension that can be deactivated and replaced as required.
  4. Only backend users with administrator privileges can use the RTE.
  5. The RTE can be configured using a YAML file.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 2, 3 and 5.

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6.5.2 You want to set “TCEMain” settings such as default user permissions. Where do you do this? (2)

  1. Page TSconfig.
  2. User TSconfig.
  3. In the user management.
  4. TypoScript setup.
  5. TypoScript constants.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 1 and 2.

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6.5.3 Which TLO allows you to specify settings in the “User Settings” sub-module by means of TypoScript? (1)

  1. The admPanel object.
  2. The options object.
  3. The mod object.
  4. The setup object.
  5. The user object.
  6. The auth object.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 4.

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6.5.4 Replace ??? in the code below, so that the user can overwrite the default settings in the module at a later stage? (1)

The following TypoScript is used as the TLO setup to configure the user settings for the User Settings
module.
setup.???.emailMeAtLogin = 1

  1. default
  2. settings
  3. override
  4. overrule
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Therefore, the correct answer is 1.

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6.5.5 What TypoScript code can be used to hide certain tables in the “List” module, and where would you position it? (2)

  1. In the User TSconfig.
  2. In the Page TSconfig.
  3. In the TypoScript setup.
  4. mod.web_list.hideTables = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,…
  5. mod.hideTables = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,…
  6. mod.hide = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,…
  7. mod.list.hideTables = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,…
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Therefore, the correct answers are 1 and 4.

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6.5.6 Every now and then you need to determine the ID of a page. How do you do this? (3)

  1. The only way is to look up the ID of a page in the database tables pages.
  2. You enter the following code in the User TSconfig:
    options. pageTree.showPageIdWithTitle = 1
  3. You move the mouse over the page icon in the page tree and wait for the ID to appear as a tool tip.
  4. You click the page (in “List” or “Page” view), and find the ID on the top right.
  5. In module “WEB → Info” you can display a “Pagetree Overview”, which also contains the page IDs.
  6. You can activate displaying the IDs via the page tree.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 2, 3 and 4.

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6.6.1 Where do you set up new languages for the frontend? (1)

  1. In the setup area of the TypoScript root template.
  2. In the Page TSconfig of the admin user.
  3. On the page containing the root template.
  4. On the page whose UID = 0.
  5. Under “ADMIN TOOLS → Maintenance → Manage language packs” in the backend.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 4.

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6.6.2 You want to set up a new frontend language. How do you proceed? (1)

  1. Click the “List” module, select the page with the TYPO3 symbol and then create a new “website language” data record.
  2. Click the “Page” module, select the page with the TYPO3 symbol and then create a new “website language” content element.
  3. Click the “Info” module, select the root page and then create a new language data record.
  4. You only need to select the language in “ADMIN TOOLS → Maintenance → Manage language packs”
  5. Select the “Languages” menu item in the Extension Manager.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 1.

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6.6.3 Name the modules in which you can enter translations for pages or content elements. (3)

  1. Module “WEB → Page”.
  2. Module “WEB → List”.
  3. Module “WEB → Info”.
  4. Module “WEB → Template”.
  5. Module “ADMIN TOOLS → Languages” in TYPO3 v8.
  6. Module “ADMIN TOOLS → Maintenance → Manage language packs” in TYPO3 v9.
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Therefore, the correct answers are 1, 2 and 3.

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6.6.4 The TYPO3 backend is in English by default. How do you switch it to a different language? (2)

  1. Change the language in the “User Settings” module.
  2. Download the language in module “ADMIN TOOLS → Maintenance → Manage language packs”.
  3. Manually download the language package from typo3.org and store it under typo3conf/lang/.
  4. Download the language in module “ADMIN TOOLS → Languages”.
  5. Activate the multi-language feature in the Install Tool under “Settings → Multi-languages”
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Therefore, the correct answers are 1 and 2.

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6.6.5 You have added new backend languages and downloaded the appropriate language packages from the translation server. Where exactly is the language data stored? (1)

  1. It is saved in the database in table sys_language.
  2. Language data is stored in the typo3conf/l10n/ directory.
  3. Language data is stored in the typo3/languages/ directory.
  4. The language data remains on the remote translation server and is retrieved at runtime.
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Therefore, the correct answer is 2.

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6.6.6 How do you configure TYPO3 so that the frontend is displayed in another language, assuming that this language was installed properly? (2)

  1. You have to install the language extension.
  2. You add a GET parameter to the URL; usually this is L.
  3. You have to store the appropriate configuration in the TypoScript setup of the root page.
  4. You have to initialize the required language via the URL as http://example.com/language/.
  5. You have to configure the required languages in the Page TSconfig.
A

Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 3.

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6.6.7 Usually, TYPO3 displays translations when requested and the original content if there is no translation. How can you prevent the original contents from ever being displayed in this case? (1)

  1. By hiding the page.
  2. You select “Hide default translation” of page in the page properties.
  3. By selecting “Hide page if no translation for current language exists” in the page properties.
  4. By selecting “Hide permanent” in the page properties.
A

Therefore, the correct answer is 3.

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6.6.8 English is the default language for a multilingual website. How do you switch the default language to German (including flag and label)? (1)

  1. By entering defaultLanguageFlag and defaultLanguageLabel in the TypoScript setup.
  2. By entering defaultLanguageFlag and defaultLanguageLabel in the Page TSconfig.
  3. In the “Default Language” section of the Install Tool.
  4. In the “Languages” tab of the root page, in the page properties.
  5. Unfortunately that is not possible. English is always the default language in TYPO3.
A

Therefore, the correct answer is 2.

52
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6.7.1 What does the Admin Panel do? (2)

  1. It is the administrator’s control center for user settings.
  2. The Admin Panel can be used to analyze the frontend output.
  3. It can be used to configure TYPO3 in the backend.
  4. The Admin Panel can be used to simular a frontend group.
  5. The Admin Panel monitors data entries and can notify administrators about changes.
A

Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 4.

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6.7.2 How do you activate the Admin Panel for a backend user without administrator privileges? (2)

  1. You enter config.admPanel = 1 in the setup of the root template.
  2. You enter config.admPanel = 1 in the User TSconfig.
  3. You enter admPanel.enable.all = 1 in the setup of the root template.
  4. You enter admPanel.enable.all = 1 in the User TSconfig.
  5. By means of a setting in the user’s user settings.
A

Therefore, the correct answers are 1 and 4.

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6.7.3 You have created content that should be visible only between 8:00 and 11:00 in the morning. It is currently 14:00. What is the sensible way to check the output of the content? (1)

  1. You change the time on your desktop computer.
  2. You change the time on the server.
  3. You wait until 8:00 the next day.
  4. You simulate the correct time in the backend.
  5. You simulate the correct time in the Admin Panel.
A

Therefore, the correct answer is 5.

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6.8.1 You are having problems with the RTE when entering contents. What can you do in this situation? (3)

  1. Activate the “Disable Rich Text Editor” checkbox.
  2. Deactivate the extension that implements the RTE.
  3. Install an alternative extension that replaces the original RTE.
  4. Add the following TypoScript code in the Page TSconfig:
    RTE.default.disabled = 1
  5. Open the backend by using the &no_rte GET-parameter.
A

Therefore, the correct answers are 2, 3 and 4.

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6.8.2 What is the Single Table View? (1)

  1. The display of a table in the “phpMyAdmin” extension
  2. The table output of a frontend plugin.
  3. All options of an entry form in the backend are displayed on a page (instead of on tabs).
  4. The display of one single table in the “WEB → List” module.
  5. The display of one single table in the “WEB → Page” module.
A

Therefore, the correct answer is 4.

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6.8.3 The page with UID = 0 contains backend user records. What do you do so the list of these users in the “WEB -> List” module also displays their email addresses and full names? (1)

  1. You have to make the appropriate settings in the Page TSconfig.
  2. You can make the settings in the “Single Table View”.
  3. You can extend the “showBEuserInfo” option in the Install Tool correspondingly.
  4. You require a special extension to display additional information here.
  5. You can make the settings in User Settings accordingly.
A

Therefore, the correct answer is 2.

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6.8.4 How can you change the page titles of all direct subpages of the current page simultaneously? (1)

  1. That is not possible, you have to edit each page individually.
  2. Several extensions are available to perform this task, which need to be installed.
  3. You can use TypoScript to create a script that performs the change in one procedure.
  4. You can do this in the Single Table View.
  5. You can do this in the Page module.
A

Therefore, the correct answer is 4.

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6.8.5 How do you delete multiple pages at once? (3)

  1. You install the “Delete Multiple Pages” extension.
  2. For safety reasons, you can only delete one page at a time.
  3. The context menu of the corresponding page in the page tree contains a “Delete” entry.
  4. You use the clipboard.
  5. You have to adjust the User Settings to allow deleting pages recursively.
A

Therefore, the correct answers are 3, 4 and 5.

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6.8.6 You can delete pages in the page tree by right-clicking a page and selecting Delete. This procedure fails by default if the page to be deleted contains subpages. Is it possible to override the default behavior? (2)

  1. No, this is not possible for safety reasons.
  2. Yes, the ability to delete recursively can be configured in User Settings.
  3. Yes, the ability to delete recursively can be configured in the User TSconfig.
  4. No, recursive deletion does not work in the page tree, but only in the “WEB → List” module.
A

Therefore, the correct answers are 2 and 3.

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6.8.7 How can you instruct search engines, not to index a specific page? (1)

  1. This can only be achieved by configuring the web server, e.g. Apache.
  2. By adding the following TypoScript code to the template of that page:
    config. headerData.10 = TEXT
    config. headerData.10.value =
  3. This is only possible by installing the extension “Yoast SEO”.
  4. By disabling option “Index this page” in the page properties of that page.
  5. The can be configured under “ADMIN TOOLS → Settings”
A

Therefore, the correct answer is 4.

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6.8.8 Is it possible to use a recycling bin for files? If so, how? (1)

  1. Yes, the system extension “Recycler” needs to be activated in the Extension Manager to provide this feature.
  2. Yes, it needs to be activated in the Page TSconfig:
    config. file.recycler = true
  3. Yes, by creating a folder recycler/ in module “FILE → Filelist”.
  4. Yes, by selecting the “Use recycler for files” checkbox in the user settings.
  5. No, there is only a recycling bin for data records (such as pages and content elements).
A

Therefore, the correct answer is 3.

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6.8.9 On which pages can you create data records with the Backend User type? (1)

  1. Only in the “ADMIN TOOLS → User Admin” module.
  2. Backend users are only created on the page with ID = 0.
  3. Backend users are only created on the page with the root flag.
  4. Backend users can be created on all pages.
  5. Backend users can be created on all pages of the “Folder” type.
  6. Backend users can be created on all pages of the “Backend User Section” type.
A

Therefore, the correct answer is 2.

64
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6.8.10 How can you ascertain whether an output looks as
intended for a certain screen width? (1)

  1. As TYPO3 is not suitable for responsive web design (RWD), this cannot be ascertained.
  2. The width of the preview can be adjusted using the setting Width in the “PAGE → View” module.
  3. You can implement this by using the TypoScript option mod.web_view.previewFrameWidths.
  4. This can only be ascertained in the frontend by extending the browser to the intended width.
A

Therefore, the correct answer is 2.

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