What is the name of the workspace available in the backend after a standard installation and activation of the workspace extension? (1)
“Draft”.
“LIVE”.
“Standard”.
“Default”.
“Test”.
“Demo”.
You have made changes in a workspace and want to show them to your client. What do you require for this purpose? (1)
Special settings in the Page and User TSconfig.
Special settings in TypoScript.
A backend user group for the client.
A frontend user for the client.
A preview link that is valid for 48 hours.
How many workspaces can you create? (1)
You cannot create workspaces, but TYPO3 provides 2 of them.
You can create up to 2 workspaces.
You can create up to 8 workspaces.
You can create up to 64 workspaces.
As many as you like.
Which of the following workspace stages exist by default? (2)
Stage “Editing”.
Stage “Review”.
Stage “Updating”.
Stage “Deleted”.
Stage “Publish”.
Stage “Ready to publish”.
Stage “Rejected”.
None of the above, as they need to be configured manually.
An editor changes the status of an element in a workspace to “Review”. How is the responsible reviewer informed of this? (2)
The editor has to send an email to the reviewer.
TYPO3 automatically informs the reviewer by email.
The reviewer sees all elements requiring a review on his or her start page after login.
After login, the reviewer can open the “Workspaces” module to gain an overview of all elements requiring a review.
The reviewer has to be online at the same time to be able to see the changes.
Is versioning as implemented by the workspaces available for all elements in TYPO3? (1)
Yes.
No, versioning is available only for pages.
No, versioning is available only for page contents.
No, versioning is available only for pages and page contents.
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).
You are working in the backend as an administrator user, but some functions are missing. Why could this be? (1)
Workspaces automatically deactivate some system extensions in the system.
Some modules are only visible in the “LIVE” workspace.
Some parts of the workspace implementation are still flawed.
You have to enable all functions and backend modules you want to use in the Install Tool when using workspaces.
You have to enable all functions and backend modules you want to use in the workspace configuration.
Which statement(s) about the RTE in TYPO3 v8 LTS are correct? (3)
RTE stands for “Random Text Encryption” and is a security feature.
RTE stands for “Rich Text Editor”.
The RTE is a system extension that can be deactivated and replaced as required.
Only backend users with administrator privileges can use the RTE.
The RTE can be configured using a YAML file.
You want to set “TCEMain” settings such as default user permissions. Where do you do this? (2)
Page TSconfig.
User TSconfig.
In the user management.
TypoScript setup.
TypoScript constants.
Which TLO allows you to specify settings in the “User Settings” sub-module by means of TypoScript? (1)
The admPanel object.
The options object.
The mod object.
The setup object.
The user object.
The auth object.
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
default
settings
override
overrule
What TypoScript code can be used to hide certain tables in the “List” module, and where would you position it? (2)
In the User TSconfig.
In the Page TSconfig.
In the TypoScript setup.
mod.web_list.hideTables = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,...
mod.hideTables = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,...
mod.hide = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,...
mod.list.hideTables = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,...
Every now and then you need to determine the ID of a page. How do you do this? (3)
The only way is to look up the ID of a page in the database tables pages.
You enter the following code in the User TSconfig: options.pageTree.showPageIdWithTitle = 1
You move the mouse over the page icon in the page tree and wait for the ID to appear as a tool tip.
You click the page (in “List” or “Page” view), and find the ID on the top right.
n module “WEB → Info” you can display a “Pagetree Overview”, which also contains the page IDs.
You can activate displaying the IDs via the page tree.
