QUESTION: 77

A developer is working on a new site for the U.S based on an existing Canadian site. One of the requirements is a change to the address form. The current Canadian form has an <options> list with the correct two-letter abbreviation for the provinces.
The U.S. requirements are to:
Have an <options> list with the correct two-letter abbreviation for the states in place of the province field.
Set the U.S site locale.
Add the options list field definition to the XML file. How should the developer set up the files before making the required edits?

Create a copy of existing address.xml file in the default folder. Rename that file to adres_US.xml
Create a new sub-folder in the forms folder. Name it US. Copy existing address.xml file in the new folder.
Create a copy of existing address.xml file in the default folder. Rename that file to address_en_US.xml
Create a new sub-folder in the forms folder. Name it en_US. Copy existing address.xml file in the new folder.

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 78

A merchant has a content slot on a page that currently displays products based on the top Sellers for the current week.
They wish to change this functionality and, instead, have the slot render a specific content asset so that the content experience is more personalized to the visitors.
Which two actions are necessary to make this change?
Choose 2 answers

Delete the existing content slot and create a new one.
Change the rendering template in the slot configuration
Change the default setting in the slot configuration
Change the content type for the slot configuration

Answer(s): B,D

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QUESTION: 79

Given a file in a plug-in cartridge with the following code:
`use strict':
Var base = module.superModule;
Function applyCustomCache (req,res,next){
res.CachePeriod = 6; //eslint-disable-line no-param-reassign res.cachePeriodUnit = `hours') //eslint-disable-line no-param-reassign next();
}
Module.exports = base;
Module.exports.applyCustomCache = applyCustomCache;
What does this code extend?

A controller
A middleware script
A decorator
A model

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 80

A developer has custom debug statements in a script, but the messages are not showing up in the Storefront Toolkit Request Log.
Which step needs to be completed to get the messages to appear in the Request Log?

In Global preferences, check the box for Enable custom logging in Request Log.
In Site Preferences, check the box for Enable custom Logging in Request Log
In Custom Log Settings, check the DEBUG box for Select Log Levels Written to Files.
In custom Log Settings, activate the loggin category at DEBUG level.

Answer(s): C

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