TCCI Exam

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Which database tables store which type of records in TYPO3 by default?

Backend users are stored in the table be_users

Backend users are stored in the table admins

Pages are stored in the table page

Pages are stored in the table tt_pages

Page content records are stored in the table content

Page content records are stored in the table tt_content

Fronted users are stored in the table fe_users

Fronted users are stored in the table users

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How do you customize the frontend templates of a form implemented by the Form Framework in TYPO3?

By editing the Fluid template files of the system extension:
typo3/sysext/form/Resources/Private/Frontend/*

By overriding the default paths to the template files using TypoScript:
plugin.tx_form.view.templateRootPaths.10 = ...

By setting the path to the template files for each form in the backend module:

“Web → Forms → Settings → Templates”

By creating a custom configuration file in YAML and setting the template root path as rendering options

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Which statements about operators in TypoScript are correct?

The “<” operator moves the content of an object into another

The “<” operator copies an object path to another

The “->” operator assigns a value to an object

The “:=” operator can be used to reverse the order of entries in a comma-separated list

The “=<” operator does not exist

Lines starting with a square bracket “[” introduce TypoScript conditions

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What is the correct inline notation of the Fluid code below?

<f:link.page pageUid="123" additionalParams="{foo: 'bar'}" />

{f:link(page.uid = '123', page.additionalParams = 'foo:bar')}

{f:link.page({uid: '123', additionalParams: {foo: 'bar'})}

{f:link.page(pageUid = '123', foo = 'bar')}

{f:link.page(pageUid: '123', additionalParams: {foo: 'bar'})}

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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?

This cannot be tested as TYPO3 does not support responsive web design (RWD)

Open the page in the frontend and append the argument width=320 to the URL

Open “Web → Template” and select “Page Preview (mobile)” from the dropdown box at the top

Preview the page under “Web → View” and select the preferred screen resolution

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What is the purpose of search engine optimization (SEO)?

Secure the website against denial of service attacks (DoS)

Translate a single to a multilingual website to reach a wider target audience

Improve the quality and quantity of traffic to the website

Distribute the load across multiple servers

Provide search engines with specific instructions not to crawl undesirable content

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What is the Single Table View?

The display of a table in the “phpMyAdmin” extension

The table output of a frontend plugin

A page preview under “Web → View” with a specific width and height

The display of a single table in the “Web → List” module

The display of the content element “Tables” in the “Web → Page” module

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Which statements about TypoScript menus are correct?

HMENU is a content object (cObject)

Access-restricted pages can’t be listed in a TMENU

CURRENT and CURIF are properties of common menu item states

NO, ACT, and SPC are properties of common menu item states

TYPO3 only supports hierarchical menus up to 16 levels depth

The MenuProcessor utilizes HMENU to generate a menu that can be used in Fluid

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Which statements about on-page and off-page SEO are correct?

As a TYPO3 integrator, you typically control on-page SEO factors

Setting page titles is considered as an off-page SEO technique

The performance of your website is considered neither as an on-page nor as an off-page SEO factor

An image “alt”-text is considered as an on-page SEO technique

You can either implement on-page SEO or off-page SEO but not both

Inbound links and social media campaigns are considered as off-page SEO techniques

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What is cached by TYPO3 if not explicitly disabled?

Compressed versions of .docx and .xlsx files

The HTML output of pages that are generated for the website frontend

The thumbnails of images that are shown in the backend module “File → Fileslist”

External media elements that are used in the content element “Text & Media” if referenced as URLs

Certain PHP code of TYPO3 extensions

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How are passwords of backend users stored in TYPO3 by default?

Passwords are hashed by using the Argon2 hashing mechanism if available on the system

Backend passwords are not encrypted or hashed but stored in plain text, so that users can access and change them

Backend passwords are stored as MD5 hashes to ensure a best possible compatibility with other systems

According to the GPL license, passwords of open-source applications must not be stored in encrypted or hashed form

TYPO3 always uses “phpass” (the Portable PHP password hashing framework) for storing user passwords

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Which of the following terms matches the regular expression /^foo.bar[1-9]?$/?

foobar

foobar6

foo2bar123

fooobar1

foobar1

foo123

fffoobarrr

bar9

123foobar123

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Which of the following commands let you check the usage and/or remaining disk space in a UNIX/Linux environment?

rs (“remaining space”)

du (“disk usage”)

fs (“free space”)

df (“disk free”)

ps (“partition size”)

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Which statements about TYPO3’s “home directory” feature are correct?

TYPO3 automatically creates a home page for every backend user that shows the user’s profile on the website

A global configuration (for example userHomePath) is required to enable the home directory feature in TYPO3

Home directories in the FAL can be configured for backend users and user groups

Home directories appear as additional mount points under “Files ➜ Filelist”

Backend users can not copy or move files from home directories into any other directory

The maximum storage size of home directories is limited to 1 GB

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In which backend modules can you enter TypoScript configuration to configure the output in the frontend?

In the “Web → Page” module

In the “Web → Template” module

In the “Web → List” module

In the “System → Install Tool → Templates” module

In the “Web → TypoScript” module

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Replace ??? in the TypoScript code below to output a breadcrumb menu that shows the page path without the root page (page ID: 1) and without the current page.

page = PAGE
page.10 = HMENU
page.10 {
  wrap = <p>|</p>
  special = rootline
  ???
  1 = TMENU
  1.NO.allWrap = |*|/
}

special.range = -1|0

special.range = 0|-1

special.range = 1|-2

special.range = 1|0

special.range = 2|-1

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Every installation directory of TYPO3 seems to contain a directory called fileadmin/. Is this a mandatory requirement?

Yes, the fileadmin/ directory has to exist under exactly this name

Yes, but the spelling is not case sensitive, so the name could also be FileAdmin/ for example

Yes, but only on Linux systems as TYPO3 installed on Microsoft Windows does not use the fileadmin/ directory

No, you can configure the directory name as required

No, the directory is optional and does not need to exist

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Replace “???” in the TypoScript code below to output a link to the page ID 42. The target page should be opened in a 250x250 pixel window.

page = PAGE
page.10 = TEXT
page.10 {
  value = new window
  ???
}

Answer
typolink.parameter = t3://page?uid=42 250x250

Answer
typolink.popup = t3://page?uid=42 250x250

Answer
typolink.parameter = 250x250 page=42

Answer
typolink.parameter = 42
typolink.popup = width=250,height=250

Answer
typolink.parameter = t3://page?uid=42
typolink.onclick = popup:250x250

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Which statements about updating extensions using the Extension Manager (EM) in the TYPO3 backend are correct?

If TYPO3 is set to composer mode, the command line must be used instead of the EM

If TYPO3 is set to composer mode, the submodule “Update extensions” of the EM can be used

If TYPO3 was installed using the classic setup, the submodule “Installed extensions” of the EM can be used

If TYPO3 was installed using the classic setup, the submodule “Get extensions” of the EM can be used

If TYPO3 was installed using the classic setup, the submodule “Update extensions” of the EM can be used

Extensions can be updated using the Install Tool, independently from a composer or classic setup

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Replace ??? in the TypoScript code below to make the variable “mainnavigation” available in the Fluid template to output the menu.

page = PAGE
page {
  typeNum = 0
  10 = FLUIDTEMPLATE
  10 {
    ...
    dataProcessing {
      10 = TYPO3\CMS\Frontend\DataProcessing\MenuProcessor
      10 {
        levels = 1
        includeSpacer = 1
        ???
      }
    }
  }
}

object = mainnavigation

objName = mainnavigation

value = mainnavigation

as = mainnavigation

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