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Quiz by Andreas Kirilow, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Andreas Kirilow
over 5 years ago
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Question 1
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What is the name of the workspace available in the backend after a standard installation and activation of the workspace extension? (1)
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“Draft”.
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“LIVE”.
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“Standard”.
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“Default”.
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“Test”.
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“Demo”.
Question 2
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You have made changes in a workspace and want to show them to your client. What do you require for this purpose? (1)
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Special settings in the Page and User TSconfig.
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Special settings in TypoScript.
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A backend user group for the client.
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A frontend user for the client.
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A preview link that is valid for 48 hours.
Question 3
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How many workspaces can you create? (1)
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You cannot create workspaces, but TYPO3 provides 2 of them.
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You can create up to 2 workspaces.
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You can create up to 8 workspaces.
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You can create up to 64 workspaces.
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As many as you like.
Question 4
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Which of the following workspace stages exist by default? (2)
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Stage “Editing”.
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Stage “Review”.
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Stage “Updating”.
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Stage “Deleted”.
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Stage “Publish”.
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Stage “Ready to publish”.
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Stage “Rejected”.
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None of the above, as they need to be configured manually.
Question 5
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An editor changes the status of an element in a workspace to “Review”. How is the responsible reviewer informed of this? (2)
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The editor has to send an email to the reviewer.
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TYPO3 automatically informs the reviewer by email.
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The reviewer sees all elements requiring a review on his or her start page after login.
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After login, the reviewer can open the “Workspaces” module to gain an overview of all elements requiring a review.
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The reviewer has to be online at the same time to be able to see the changes.
Question 6
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Is versioning as implemented by the workspaces available for all elements in TYPO3? (1)
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Yes.
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No, versioning is available only for pages.
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No, versioning is available only for page contents.
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No, versioning is available only for pages and page contents.
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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).
Question 7
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You are working in the backend as an administrator user, but some functions are missing. Why could this be? (1)
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Workspaces automatically deactivate some system extensions in the system.
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Some modules are only visible in the “LIVE” workspace.
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Some parts of the workspace implementation are still flawed.
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You have to enable all functions and backend modules you want to use in the Install Tool when using workspaces.
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You have to enable all functions and backend modules you want to use in the workspace configuration.
Question 8
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Which statement(s) about the RTE in TYPO3 v8 LTS are correct? (3)
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RTE stands for “Random Text Encryption” and is a security feature.
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RTE stands for “Rich Text Editor”.
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The RTE is a system extension that can be deactivated and replaced as required.
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Only backend users with administrator privileges can use the RTE.
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The RTE can be configured using a YAML file.
Question 9
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You want to set “TCEMain” settings such as default user permissions. Where do you do this? (2)
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Page TSconfig.
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User TSconfig.
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In the user management.
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TypoScript setup.
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TypoScript constants.
Question 10
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Which TLO allows you to specify settings in the “User Settings” sub-module by means of TypoScript? (1)
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The admPanel object.
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The options object.
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The mod object.
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The setup object.
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The user object.
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The auth object.
Question 11
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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
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default
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settings
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override
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overrule
Question 12
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What TypoScript code can be used to hide certain tables in the “List” module, and where would you position it? (2)
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In the User TSconfig.
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In the Page TSconfig.
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In the TypoScript setup.
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mod.web_list.hideTables = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,...
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mod.hideTables = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,...
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mod.hide = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,...
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mod.list.hideTables = tabName1,tabName2,tabName3,...
Question 13
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Every now and then you need to determine the ID of a page. How do you do this? (3)
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The only way is to look up the ID of a page in the database tables pages.
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You enter the following code in the User TSconfig: options.pageTree.showPageIdWithTitle = 1
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You move the mouse over the page icon in the page tree and wait for the ID to appear as a tool tip.
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You click the page (in “List” or “Page” view), and find the ID on the top right.
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n module “WEB → Info” you can display a “Pagetree Overview”, which also contains the page IDs.
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You can activate displaying the IDs via the page tree.
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