The extension directory is named after the extension key.
The extension key guarantees portability and compatibility.
Extension keys can be purchased on typo3.org, so they provide financial backing for the TYPO3 project.
Question 2
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You want to download the data relating to an extension. What do you need to do? (1)
Answer
This is only possible using a tool such as phpMyAdmin.
This can be achieved in the Extension Manager using the Download SQL Dump
You simply copy the extension directory where all files in the dump data are saved.
Run the Database analyzer.
In TYPO3 it is not possible to create a data dump.
Question 3
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What exactly is deleted when you uninstall an extension in the Extension Manager? (2)
Answer
The temporary data of the extension
The typo3conf/ext/ extension directory
The extension key in the typo3conf/localconf.php file
The extension key in the typo3conf/LocalConfiguration.php file
The corresponding section in the typo3conf/PackageStates.php file
The corresponding database tables
Question 4
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How can you download the data that are installedin the database table(s) of an installed extension? (2)
Answer
Click on the Download SQL Dump symbol in the Extension Manager to download them.
This is only possible using the phpMyAdmin tool.
The table for the dump can be selected in the SQL Dump module.
Run the .t3d Export Tool.
The SQL dump is already contained within the download of an extension using the T3X file.
Question 5
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You have updated your TYPO3 version (or have had it updated), and now detect problems with an extension such as RealURL. How do you approach this problem? (2)
Answer
You update the extension.
You uninstall the extension and install it again in the same version.
You delete individual files in the typo3temp directory.
You select the faulty extension in the update manager.
You delete the key in the LocalConfiguration.php file.
Question 6
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Which sub-module in the Extension Manager allows you to update extensions that exist in your system? (2)
Answer
Loaded extensions
Install extensions
Import extensions
Update extensions
Check for extension updates
Manage extension
Get extensions
Symbol Update in the Manage extensions menu
Question 7
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You have to know the name of a language label in order to change it in an extension. Where exactly can you look it up? (3)
Answer
labels.php
locallang.php
locallang.xml
_local_lang.php
tca.php
language.xml
locallang.xlf
Question 8
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You need to change something in a file of an extension. You have no SSH or FTP access. How can you make this change anyway? (1)
Answer
You cannot make changes without FTP access.
You install an extension such as Quixplorer that allows you to modify files.
You use the Edit files function in the Extension Manager to modify the files directly.
You use the Edit files section in the Install Tool to modify the files directly.
You create an eponymous file in the fileadmin/ directory, which is used instead of the original file.
Question 9
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What does the abbreviation ECM stand for? (1)
Answer
Extended Content Management
Enterprise Content Module
European Content Management
Enterprise Content Management
Edition of Contemporary Management
Enhanced Content Management
Question 10
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Do global categories exist in TYPO3, and, if yes, since which version? (1)
Answer
There are no global categories in TYPO3. Each extension can choose its own implementation for this, e.g. tt_news.
Because backend and frontend are separate, global categories are unfortunately not possible.
Yes, since Version 6.0.
Yes, since Version 6.1.
Yes, since Version 6.2.
Question 11
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What meaning does the CType field have in the tt_content table? (1)
Answer
It contains the caching type.
It contains the content type.
It contains the type of distance before and after the content element (clear type).
It contains the type of link to other elements (crosslinking type).
Question 12
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Page reproduction takes a long time. Why could this be? (3)
Answer
The site is too large – TYPO3 only runs efficiently with up to 100 or 150 pages.
One of the extensions loaded contains the following command:
$GLOBALS['TSFE']->set_no_cache()
The URL contains the parameter &no_cache=1.
The server has already been running for too long and has to be restarted to clean the working memory.
The current page contains too many COA_INT elements.
Question 13
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Where can you get information on the new features in a TYPO3 version? (3)
Answer
The main directory of the installation contains the Changelog file describing the changes.
“Release notes” are published for each version on www.typo3.org.
The Info backend module contains an information page on the current version with all new features.
New features for every new version are published via RSS feed on the website news.typo3.org.
New features for every new version are published as a Wiki entry on the website news.typo3.org.