Question 1
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Which statements about the TYPO3 backend and the frontend are correct? (2)
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The TYPO3 frontend is always enabled and always shows a HTML-based website
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If frontend users are enabled, these user accounts are the same accounts as for the backend users
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Content creators (e.g. editors) typically use the backend to edit texts and images
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By default, users can access the TYPO3 backend by appending /admin/ to the site’s root URL
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TYPO3 instances can be “headless” which means that no web-facing user interface (frontend) exists
Question 2
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What is the purpose of the Admin Panel? (2)
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The Admin Panel is the administrator’s control center for user settings
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The Admin Panel can be used to analyze the frontend output
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The Admin Panel can be used to configure TYPO3 in the backend
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The Admin Panel can be used to simulate a website access by a specific frontend user group
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The Admin Panel monitors data entries and can notify administrators about changes
Question 3
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Which steps are required to activate the Admin Panel for a backend user without administrator privileges? (2)
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By entering config.admPanel = 1 in the TypoScript setup of the root template
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By entering config.admPanel = 1 in the User TSconfig
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By entering admPanel.enable.all = 1 in the TypoScript setup of the root template
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By entering admPanel.enable.all = 1 in the User TSconfig
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By enabling the function in the user’s user settings
Question 4
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You created a content element that should be visible only between 8:00 and 11:00 in the morning. It is currently 14:00. What is a sensible way to check the output of the content? (1)
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You change the time on your desktop computer
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You change the time on the server
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You wait until 8:00 the next day
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You simulate the correct time in the Admin Panel
Question 5
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Which statements about the TYPO3 Console are correct? (3)
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The TYPO3 Console typically requires console access (command line interface)
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The TYPO3 Console must first be enabled in the Install Tool
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The TYPO3 Console is only available on Linux servers
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The TYPO3 Console can be used to execute certain administrative actions
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Custom commands can be added by TYPO3 developers as required
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The TYPO3 Console is only available on TYPO3 instances in Composer mode
Question 6
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What are backend layouts in TYPO3? (1)
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Backend layouts let you adjust the visual appearance of the page tree
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Backend layouts let you change the order of backend modules in the menu on the left-hand side in the TYPO3 backend
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Backend layouts let you define a combination of rows and columns in the backend and are typically used to visualize the appearance of the frontend
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As backend layouts are always global, you can’t apply different layouts on different pages within the same TYPO3 installation
Question 7
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Which statements about page layouts in the TYPO3 backend are correct? (1)
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Backend layouts can be configured in “Admin Tools → Settings → Layouts”
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Backend layouts can be used to map page layouts in the backend
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The extension “Grid Elements” must be installed to map page layouts in the backend
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The TYPO3 backend features a four-columns backend layout by default
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TYPO3 supports up to four different backend layouts
Question 8
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What are possible methods to quickly find the pages you edit frequently in the TYPO3 backend? (2)
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By bookmarking the deep links of the pages in your browser
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By installing the third-party extension “Shortcuts”
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By using the “Bookmarks” function in TYPO3
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By Using the “Web → Functions → Bookmarks” backend module
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By using the following option:
config.shortcuts = id1,id2,id3,...
Question 9
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How can you test if the output of a page appears as expected for a certain screen width or height on mobile phones? (1)
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This cannot be tested as TYPO3 does not support responsive web design (RWD)
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Open the page in the frontend and append the argument width=320 to the URL
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Open “Web → Template” and select “Page Preview (mobile)” from the dropdown box at the top
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Preview the page under “Web → View” and select the preferred screen resolution
Question 10
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How can you access a list of arbitrary data records stored against a specific page in the TYPO3 backend? (2)
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By selecting the page in the “Web → List” backend module
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By selecting the page in the “Web → Page” backend module
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By opening the “Web → View” backend module and selecting the page from the dropdown box at the top
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By opening the “Web → Info” backend module and selecting the “Pagetree Overview” function
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By selecting the context menu of the page in the page tree and selecting “More options>List module”
Question 11
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How can you add notes to a page in the backend so that other users can access them? (1)
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TYPO3 features a tab “Notes” in the page properties for this use case
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The system extension “Page Notes” provides the function to add notes to pages
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The function “Page Notes” of the Admin Panel lets backend users add notes to pages
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The function “Web → View → Notes” lets backend users add notes to pages
Question 12
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Does the TYPO3 backend feature an undo function? (2)
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TYPO3 does not have an undo function by default, but it can be added through third-party extensions
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Yes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “List” module by default
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Yes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “Page” module by default
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Yes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “Info” module by default
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Yes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “Versioning” module by default
Question 13
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As a backend user with administrator privileges, you want to prevent “normal” users from logging-in to the backend while you are performing maintenance on the system. How can you achieve this? (1)
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Write an email to all backend users and ask them not to log-in
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Change the passwords of all backend users and don’t reveal the new passwords for the time being
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Rename the typo3/ directory, don’t reveal the new URL, and change it back once you’re done
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Enable the “admin-only” mode in the global system configuration
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Lock the backend by accessing the system with the &adminOnly=1 parameter in the URL
Question 14
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In which backend modules can you enter TypoScript configuration to configure the output in the frontend? (2)
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In the “Web → Page” module
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In the “Web → Template” module
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In the “Web → List” module
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In the “System → Install Tool → Templates” module
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In the “Web → TypoScript” module
Question 15
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Which statements about the TYPO3 backend module “Dashboard” are correct? (2)
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The dashboard is only available for administrator and system maintainer users
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Backend users can have multiple dashboards
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Only backend users with administrator privileges can rename the default dashboard “My Dashboard”
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The TYPO3 backend module “Dashboard” is part of the TYPO3 Core and cannot be disabled/removed
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TYPO3 extensions can provide pre-configured dashboards (“presets”)
Question 16
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What are dashboard widgets in the TYPO3 backend? (3)
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Backend users can add widgets to their dashboards
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Each dashboard widget can only be used by one backend user
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TYPO3 developers can build custom dashboard widgets as extensions
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Dashboard widgets enable non-admin users to install system updates
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Dashboard widgets output system information in the frontend of a website
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Backend users can reposition widgets in their dashboards
Question 17
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Your backend users without administrator privileges cannot add specific widgets to their dashboard. What could cause this issue? (1)
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The user or user group does not have the required permissions
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Widgets possibly reveal sensitive information and must be explicitly enabled by the following Page TSconfig:
mod.dashboard.widget.<id>.enable = 1
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Reinstall the “dashboard” extension or flush all caches to register all widgets
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Backend users without administrator privileges only have access to widgets provided by the TYPO3 Core
Question 18
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How can you move a page in the TYPO3 backend? (4)
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This is not possible; you have to delete the page and then create it in a different place
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By using drag and drop in the page tree
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By right-clicking on a page in the page tree and then selecting “Cut” and “Paste after” or “Paste into”
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By right-clicking on a page in the page tree and then selecting “Page actions → Cut” and “Page actions → Paste…”
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By using the “Move up” and “Move down” in list buttons in the List module
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By using the clipboard
Question 19
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How can you change the name of the root page (ID: 0) at the top of the page tree? (2)
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By updating the site name in the “Installation-Wide Options” (Admin Tools)
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By double-clicking on the page name in the page tree
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By setting the environment variable TYPO3_SITENAME
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By accessing the page properties and updating the page title in tab “General”
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By setting the following variable in the file typo3conf/AdditionalConfiguration.php:
$GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['SYS']['sitename']
Question 20
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How can you limit the page tree view to display only a specific page branch? (1)
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This is not possible as TYPO3 always shows the full page tree with all pages in the system
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By selecting the “Mount as tree root” option in the page properties of the page
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By selecting “More options → Mount as treeroot” from the context menu of the page
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By using the following Page TSconfig setting:
options.mountAsTreeRoot = 1