Question 1
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What is the function of an extension key? (3)
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The extension key encrypts the extension.
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It is the unique identifier for an extension.
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The extension directory is named after the extension key.
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The extension key guarantees portability and compatibility.
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Extension keys can be purchased on typo3.org, so they provide financial backing for the TYPO3 project.
Question 2
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You want to download the data relating to an extension. What do you need to do? (1)
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This is only possible using a tool such as phpMyAdmin.
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This can be achieved in the Extension Manager using the Download SQL Dump
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You simply copy the extension directory where all files in the dump data are saved.
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Run the Database analyzer.
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In TYPO3 it is not possible to create a data dump.
Question 3
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What exactly is deleted when you uninstall an extension in the Extension Manager? (2)
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The temporary data of the extension
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The typo3conf/ext/ extension directory
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The extension key in the typo3conf/localconf.php file
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The extension key in the typo3conf/LocalConfiguration.php file
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The corresponding section in the typo3conf/PackageStates.php file
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The corresponding database tables
Question 4
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How can you download the data that are installedin the database table(s) of an installed extension? (2)
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Click on the Download SQL Dump symbol in the Extension Manager to download them.
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This is only possible using the phpMyAdmin tool.
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The table for the dump can be selected in the SQL Dump module.
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Run the .t3d Export Tool.
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The SQL dump is already contained within the download of an extension using the T3X file.
Question 5
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You have updated your TYPO3 version (or have had it updated), and now detect problems with an extension such as RealURL. How do you approach this problem? (2)
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You update the extension.
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You uninstall the extension and install it again in the same version.
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You delete individual files in the typo3temp directory.
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You select the faulty extension in the update manager.
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You delete the key in the LocalConfiguration.php file.
Question 6
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Which sub-module in the Extension Manager allows you to update extensions that exist in your system? (2)
Question 7
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You have to know the name of a language label in order to change it in an extension. Where exactly can you look it up? (3)
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labels.php
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locallang.php
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locallang.xml
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_local_lang.php
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tca.php
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language.xml
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locallang.xlf
Question 8
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You need to change something in a file of an extension. You have no SSH or FTP access. How can you make this change anyway? (1)
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You cannot make changes without FTP access.
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You install an extension such as Quixplorer that allows you to modify files.
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You use the Edit files function in the Extension Manager to modify the files directly.
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You use the Edit files section in the Install Tool to modify the files directly.
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You create an eponymous file in the fileadmin/ directory, which is used instead of the original file.
Question 9
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What does the abbreviation ECM stand for? (1)
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Extended Content Management
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Enterprise Content Module
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European Content Management
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Enterprise Content Management
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Edition of Contemporary Management
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Enhanced Content Management
Question 10
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Do global categories exist in TYPO3, and, if yes, since which version? (1)
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There are no global categories in TYPO3. Each extension can choose its own implementation for this, e.g. tt_news.
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Because backend and frontend are separate, global categories are unfortunately not possible.
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Yes, since Version 6.0.
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Yes, since Version 6.1.
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Yes, since Version 6.2.
Question 11
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What meaning does the CType field have in the tt_content table? (1)
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It contains the caching type.
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It contains the content type.
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It contains the type of distance before and after the content element (clear type).
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It contains the type of link to other elements (crosslinking type).
Question 12
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Page reproduction takes a long time. Why could this be? (3)
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The site is too large – TYPO3 only runs efficiently with up to 100 or 150 pages.
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One of the extensions loaded contains the following command:
$GLOBALS['TSFE']->set_no_cache()
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The URL contains the parameter &no_cache=1.
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The server has already been running for too long and has to be restarted to clean the working memory.
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The current page contains too many COA_INT elements.
Question 13
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Where can you get information on the new features in a TYPO3 version? (3)
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The main directory of the installation contains the Changelog file describing the changes.
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“Release notes” are published for each version on www.typo3.org.
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The Info backend module contains an information page on the current version with all new features.
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New features for every new version are published via RSS feed on the website news.typo3.org.
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New features for every new version are published as a Wiki entry on the website news.typo3.org.