You want to create a website with four different output formats, e.g. HTML, print version, iPhone and plain text. What do you need? (1)
Four different servers with a TYPO3 installation on each.
Four TYPO3 installations on one server.
Four PAGE objects with different typenum.
Four pages in a TYPO3 installation that contain a root template.
Four root templates.
When you access your website in the frontend, the following error message appears: “No Template found!”. Why is this? (1)
No HTML template was specified.
The HTML template is read-only.
No TypoScript root template was specified.
The path to the HTML template is not correct.
No extension template was created.
When you access your website in the frontend, the following error message appears: “The page is not configured!” Why is this? (1)
There is no PAGE object.
The “Rootlevel” check box in the root template was not activated.
When you access your website in the frontend, the following error message appears: “The page is not configured!” Which code fixes the error? (4)
The following TypoScript code: page = PAGE
The following TypoScript code: seite = PAGE
The following TypoScript code: page = PAGE page.10 = HTML
The following TypoScript code: page = PAGE page.50 = TEXT page.50.value = Hello world
The following TypoScript code: page = PAGE page.10 = TEMPLATE
The following TypoScript code: website = PAGE website.foobar = 37
Is it possible to build a website without an HTML template? (1)
No, this is not possible. Every website requires at least one HTML template.
Yes, if you use TypoScript.
No, you need the “Themes” or “Grid Elements” extension at least.
Yes, but only if the site has no HTML output.
No, ever since the HTML content object was removed in TYPO3 version 6.0, this is no longer possible.
How can you display a site name in the title bar of the browser? (1)
The Install Tool contains a parameter for this purpose: $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['SYS']['sitename']
You can enter the site name in the “Basic Configuration” view in the Install Tool.
By using Sitetitle in the “Template” module to specify the title in the TypoScript template.
By using the TypoScript option config.pageTitle = ....
By using the TSconfig option config.pageTitle = ....
The following script aims to produce a debug output on the screen. Why is it not functioning by default? (1) page = PAGE page.10 = TEXT page.10.value = Hello world! page.10.debugData = 1
The syntax is wrong, it should be page.10.stdWrap.debugData.
The output is always written to a log file and not displayed on screen.
You first have to enter the IP address of the client requesting the page in the Install Tool.
The function mentioned above only works for local installations. If the TYPO3 instance is on the Internet, the display of debug data does not work.
The output is shown in the backend in module “WEB → Info”, rather than on screen.
What can you do, if a TypoScript template is growing increasingly bulky? (2)
Condition: You have created a TypoScript template, filled all required markers and subparts with content and configured all extensions in use. As a consequence, your template is growing increasingly bulky, which makes it hard to read, debug, review.
You can separate the TypoScript template into several files and include these in your master template.
You can separate the TypoScript template into several templates and include them in the Include basis template section.
You remove all line breaks in the TypoScript code to reduce the amount of data.
You can use the “MinimizeTypoScript” extension to compress the TypoScript code.
You can export the same TypoScript command code into constants to save space.
Why is it not possible to edit or create the file fileadmin/filename.text via “FILE -> Filelist” module by default? (1)
Only image and PDF files can be uploaded in the “FILE → Filelist” module.
You first have to permit the use of *.text files in the Install Tool.
The “FILE → Filelist” module cannot be used for this purpose either; you have to use the “Quixplorer” extension.
You first have to permit the use of *.text files in the Page TSconfig.
The file extension can only have two characters, e.g. filename.ts.
You want to include a complete directory of TypoScript files with an include statement; is this possible, and, if yes, how? (1)
No, it is not possible. You can only use an include statement to include individual files.
Yes, by using <INCLUDE_TYPOSCRIPTDIR: source="EXT:myext/Typoscript">.
Yes, by using <INCLUDE_TYPOSCRIPT: source="DIR:EXT:myext/Typoscript">.
Yes, by using <INCLUDE_TYPOSCRIPT: source="DIR:myext/Typoscript">.
Yes, by using <INCLUDE_TYPOSCRIPT: sourcedir="EXT:myext/Typoscript">.
By default, it is not possible to create, edit or upload PHP files in the “FILE -> Filelist” module. Why is this? (2)
You first have to permit the use of PHP files in the Install Tool, using the option $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['SYS'][textfile_ext]
These actions are prohibited for safety reasons, and you cannot change this behavior.
You first have to permit the use of PHP files in the Install Tool, using the option $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['SYS'][fileDenyPattern]
You first have to permit the use of PHP files in the Page TSconfig.
You want to use TypoScript template “A” for the current page and template “B” for all the subpages of the current page. What is the best way to proceed? (1)
You assign template “A” to the current page, and template “B” to each subpage.
You assign template “A” to the current page, and then assign template “B” in the “Template on next Level” setting.
You assign template “A” to the current page, and use a condition to assign template “B” to the subpages.
You assign template “B” to all pages and use a condition to assign template “A” to the current page.
