Sitecore Experience Solution 9 Developer - Sitecore-Experience-Solution-9-Developer Exam Practice Test

A. Define fields that Sitecore uses internally but are not shown to the user

B. To define the overall structure of your page

C. To define default values for templates

D. To define some fields you will need in all your pages: title, text, keywords, etc.

A. It gets mapped to an item. Once you assign an item presentation details it becomes a page then the item can be rendered to browser.

B. Similar life cycle when compared to a web page

C. Both

D. None

A. ContentSearch API

B. Search Web API

C. ItemSearch Web API

D. ContentSearch Web API

A. Sitecore.mvc.dll

B. Sitecore.Kernel.dll

C. Sitecore.Analytics.dll

D. All

A. GenericField

B. MultilistField

C. TreelistFeld

D. TreelistExfield

A. Some Issue with editing

B. You need to publish new or edited content.

C. Some issue with Presentation details

D. None

A. Html.Sitecore().FormHandler()

B. Both

C. None

D. Html.Sitecore().ValidateHandler()

A. $name

B. All

C. $date

D. $now

A. In the Experience Editor, the user will be able to add any component to the placeholder.

B. In the Experience Editor, the user will not be able to add any component to the place-holder.

A. By setting the IndexManager to use the item's DisplayName

B. By setting the URIManager to use the item's DisplayName

C. By configuring LinkURIManager to use the item's DisplayName

D. By setting the LinkManager to use the item's DisplayName

A. By adding a Field Editor Button to a toolbar

B. none

C. By adding a Frame Button to a toolbar

D. By adding a Content Editor Button to a toolbar

A. field will have different version of the data that will be used in different version for different language

B. Both a and b depending on situation

C. field will only have 1 version of the data that will be used in every version for each language

D. None

A. The Experience Editor provides editing and designing functionality(Also accept: marketing)

B. The Content Editor provides editing and designing functionality. (Also accept: marketing)

C. Both

D. None