If {object.property} is used in Fluid, how must the domain model method be named to determine the value? (3)
property()
getProperty()
isProperty()
hasProperty()
returnProperty()
How can a single template in a third-party extension be customised without copying all other templates from this extension? (1)
This is not possible - all template files must be copied
By utilising the TypoScript setting templateRootPath
By utilising the TypoScript setting templateRootPaths
By utilising the method $this->setTemplatePath in the controller
By configuring the appropriate TypoScript constants
What is required in an Extbase controller to use the default view for a list action? (2)
A method with the name list() must exist
A method with the name listAction() must exist
A method with the name initializeListAction() must exist
The method must not return any value
The method must return a value by using return at the end of the method
Replace ??? in the code snippet below, so that the template can be rendered in any PHP file. (1)
$view = ??? $view->setTemplatePathAndFilename($templatepath); $view->assign('foo', 'bar'); $content = $view->render();
new \TYPO3\Fluid\View();
new \TYPO3\Fluid\View\View();
new \TYPO3\Fluid\View\StandaloneView();
import \TYPO3\Fluid\View\StandaloneView();
import \TYPO3\Fluid();
How can a variable var (set in the controller) be passed to a partial? (2)
<f:render partial="part" arguments="var" />
<f:render partial="part" arguments="{var}" />
<f:render partial="part" arguments="{var: var}" />
<f:render partial="part" arguments="{0: _all}" />
<f:render partial="part" arguments="{_all}" />
How can multiple variables be passed to the view? (3)
By using $this->view->assignMultiple()
By using $this->view->assign() multiple times
By setting $this->view->setMultiple(true)
By setting $this->view->assignMultiple(true)
By using an array in the method call $this->view->assign()
What is the meaning of the optional attribute in the following code? (1) <f:render partial="list" section="content" optional="true" arguments="{blog:blog}" />
If blog does not exist, argument “blog” will not be passed to the partial
The section can also be named content_1, content_2, etc.
If the partial does not exist, no error appears
The output is optional – this means if the partial is empty, nothing is displayed
If the section does not exist, no error appears
How can the rendering of the <html> tag in the following partial be prevented? (1)
<html xmlns:f="https://typo3.org/ns/TYPO3/CMS/Fluid/ViewHelpers" xmlns:n="https://ty\ po3.org/ns/GeorgRinger/News/ViewHelpers"> <f:if condition="{newsItem.title}"> <f:then> <n:titleTag>{newsItem.title}</n:titleTag> </f:then> <f:else> <n:titleTag>News Detail</n:titleTag> </f:else> </f:if> </html>
This is not possible – Fluid always renders the entire HTML document
By utilising layouts
By setting the TypoScript option render.html = false
By setting the data-namespace-typo3-fluid attribute in the <html>-tag
Using the <f:comment> ViewHelper is the only option to prevent the rendering
Which of the following inline syntax is correct? (1)
{f:if{condition:'{salutation}==1',then:'Mr',else:'Ms'}}
{f:if(condition:'{salutation}==1',then:'Mr',else:'Ms')}
{f:if(condition:'(salutation)==1',then:'Mr',else:'Ms')}
{f:if(condition:{salutation}==1,then:'Mr',else:'Ms')}
{f:if(condition:salutation==1,then:'Mr',else:'Ms')}
