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5. Backend Administration (Part 2)

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1How can you recursively delete pages (a page and its subpages) in one go? (3)
1. ATo delete pages with subpages, you have to enable recursive page deletion in the “User Settings”
2. BThe context menu in the page tree features a “Delete” entry to delete a page and its subpages
3. COpen the page properties, select tab “Resources”, and execute “Delete page with subpages”
4. DThe backend module “Web → List” lets users delete pages and their subpages in one go
5. EThe “Site Management” module lets users recursively delete pages in one go
6. FClick on the parent page in the page tree and drag’n drop the page into the “Delete” area on the right-hand side
2How can you create multiple pages in one go? (1)
1. AThis is not possible in TYPO3; you have to create one page at a time
2. BBy highlighting the parent page in the page tree, followed by executing the “page generator” function at the top right
3. CBy right-clicking the page icon in the page tree, followed by selecting the item “More options → Create multiple pages” from the context menu
4. DBy accessing the “Web→ Functions” module, and then executing the “Multiple Page Creation” function
3What are your options to determine the ID of a page in the TYPO3 backend? (2)
1. AEnable the global configuration “Show page IDs” in the Admin Tools
2. BMoving the mouse pointed over the page icon in the page tree shows the page ID as a tool tip
3. CThe “Pagetree Overview” in the “Web → Info” module contains a column that shows the page IDs
4. DEnter the following User TSconfig to display the page ID in the page tree:
  options.pageTree.showPageIdWithTitle = 1
5. EInstall and activate the extension “Advanced file metadata” to show the page IDs in the Filelist module
4Which statement(s) about the RTE are correct? (3)
1. ARTE stands for “Random Text Encryption” and is a security feature
2. BRTE stands for “Rich Text Editor”
3. CThe RTE is a system extension that can be replaced as required
4. DOnly backend users with administrator privileges can use the RTE
5. EThe RTE can be configured using a YAML file
6. FNon-administrator backend users can disable the RTE by applying the following User TSconfig: mod.rte.enabled = 0
5Which steps are required to add a CKEditor plugin from the ckeditor.com website to your TYPO3 instance? (3)
1. AEnable the add-on in the TYPO3 backend under the “Admin Tools”
2. BDownload the add-on as a ZIP file from ckeditor.com
3. CAdd the path to the extracted file(s) to the YAML configuration file as “externalPlugins”
4. DIf the add-on requires any configuration, update your YAML configuration file accordingly
5. EConfigure the permissions to allow backend users to use the additional plugin
6. FExecute the following Composer command to clear caches:
  composer dumpautoload
6You created a new configuration preset for the CKEditor using a custom YAML file but the preset isn’t available. What could cause this issue? (1)
1. AThe preset’s name does not start with “ckeditor”
2. BThe old CKEditor configuration is still cached and must be cleared by deleting the content of the following folder: var/cache/data/ckeditor/
3. CThe preset hasn’t been activated in the “Admin Tools”
4. DThe preset’s file path hasn’t been added to the following global configuration:
  $GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['RTE']['Presets']
7Which of the following are best practices for configuring the CKEditor in TYPO3? (2)
1. AEdit the configuration files in the system extension’s path directly
2. BUse the configuration file Full.yaml provided by the TYPO3 Core as an example only, as it is not intended for production use
3. CUse the XML format for custom configuration presets
4. DEncrypt your custom configuration presets for security reasons
5. EStore custom configuration presets in the path fileadmin/ckeditor/presets/
6. FStore custom configuration presets in a Site Package extension
8How can you disable the RTE for a specific page in the TYPO3 backend? (1)
1. AThis is not possible as the CKEditor is part of the TYPO3 Core
2. BBy activating the “Disable Rich Text Editor” checkbox in the page properties
3. CBy adding the following global configuration to the file typo3conf/AdditionalConfiguration.php:
  $GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['BE']['richTextEditor'] = 0
4. DBy adding the following TypoScript code to the Page TSconfig:
  RTE.default.disabled = 1
9What is the most efficient and recommended approach to implement forms in TYPO3? (1)
1. AAs the TYPO3 Core does not provide any form functionality, you have to use a third-party extension
2. BBy adding HTML code such as <form>...</form> to an HTML content element
3. CBy using the Form Framework that can be installed/activated as a system extension
4. DBy using an external service such as Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, or Cognito Forms
10What are “finishers” in TYPO3’s Form Framework? (2)
1. AFinishers validate the data entered and submitted by users
2. BFinishers are the first step in a form workflow as they build the HTML output of a form in the frontend
3. CFinishers are the last step in a form workflow to process the form data submitted by a user
4. DOnly one finisher per form can be configured by backend users
5. EA typical finisher could be a redirect to a specific page in the system

11What are “validators” in TYPO3’s Form Framework? (2)
1. AValidators check the data entered and submitted by users
2. BValidators are the last step in a form workflow to store the data in the database
3. CValidators make sure that a translation of the form labels exists in multi-language websites
4. DNot all validators are available for every form element
5. EEach form element can only have one validator to check the input data
12How do you customize the frontend templates of a form implemented by the Form Framework in TYPO3? (1)
1. ABy editing the Fluid template files of the system extension:
  typo3/sysext/form/Resources/Private/Frontend/*
2. BBy overriding the default paths to the template files using TypoScript:
  plugin.tx_form.view.templateRootPaths.10 = ...
3. CBy setting the path to the template files for each form in the backend module: “Web → Forms → Settings → Templates”
4. DBy creating a custom configuration file in YAML and setting the template root path as rendering options
13What is the recommended format and location of configuration files for forms of the Form Framework? (1)
1. AAs PHP files in the file system under fileadmin/forms/
2. BAs PHP files in the file system under typo3/sysext/form/Configuration/Form/
3. CAs YAML files in a site package extension in the path Configuration/Form/
4. DAs YAML files in the file system under config/forms/
5. EAs YAML files in the file system under fileadmin/Configuration/Forms/
6. FAs XLIFF/XML files in a site package extension in the path Resources/Private/
14Which statements about custom templates for forms of the Form Framework are correct? (3)
1. AOnly frontend templates can be customized by configuring a custom path
2. BOnly backend templates can be customized by configuring a custom path
3. CCustom layouts, templates, and partials can be used by configuring a custom path
4. DBackend and frontend templates can be customized by configuring a custom path
5. EAll layouts, templates, and partials can be overridden by editing the TYPO3 Core files
6. FCustom templates should be stored in a site package extension
15Which statements about the backend module “Workspaces” are correct? (3)
1. AThe “Workspaces” module builds the user interface for the versioning concept in TYPO3
2. BA single workspace is a specific state in the TYPO3 backend
3. CIf the “Workspaces” module is disabled or deleted, backend users can’t publish any content changes
4. DAdministrator privileges are required for backend users to access any workspaces
5. EThe “Workspaces” module allows multiple backend users to edit content elements at the same time
6. FChanges made in a workspace can be published automatically through a Scheduler task
16What is the name of the default workspace once you installed and activated the workspace module the first time? (1)
1. A“Draft”
2. B“Live”
3. C“Standard”
4. D“Default”
5. E“Test”
6. F“Demo”
17How can you show changes made in a workspace to your client before publishing them? (1)
1. AAsk the client to access the website with the argument ?preview=true
2. BCreate a backend user for the client and ask the client to log-in
3. CCreate a frontend user for the client and ask the client to log-in
4. DGenerate a preview link and share the link with the client
18How many custom workspaces can you create? (1)
1. ATYPO3 features exactly 4 workspaces and you can’t add more
2. BYou can create up to 2 custom workspaces
3. CYou can create up to 8 custom workspace
4. DYou can create up to 16 custom workspaces
5. EThe number of custom workspaces is not limited
19Which of the following workspace stages exist by default? (2)
1. AStage “Editing”
2. BStage “Review”
3. CStage “Updating”
4. DStage “Deleted”
5. EStage “Ready to publish”
6. FStage “Rejected”
20You are using workspaces and you are working in the backend as an administrator user. Some functions are missing. What could cause this issue? (1)
1. AWorkspaces automatically deactivate some system extensions in the system
2. BSome modules are only visible in the “Live” workspace
3. CSome parts of the module “Workspace” haven’t been developed yet
4. DYou haven’t enabled the missing modules in the Extension Manager

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