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# Exercise 2.8: Testing content types

## Content test - manual

Create a Job listing manually.

1. Go to *Content ->* *Add content* → **Job posting**.
2. On the Add Job posting form, enter the following information:

   * **Job Title** – Police Officers
   * Terms of employment – Permanent
   * Geographical Region: Victoria
   * **Job Description** – Victoria Police is looking for more than 3000 people across the state in their biggest recruitment drive ever. If you’re interested in keeping Victorian communities safe and want a challenging and rewarding career, then join the force.

   <img src="/files/rKHeT7nGhl20otAe2wUW" alt="Image of Create Job posting" data-size="original">
3. Leave all remaining default settings.
4. Click **Save**.

You should now see your newly created Job Posting.

![Image of Job posting](/files/cDZV6U1Gwd4fcy8cgcGD)

## Content test – generated content

Often we need content to help test new content types. However, creating content manually can be very time consuming. Instead, we can use the Devel Generate – a module, bundled in GovCMS.

**Note:** The Devel Generate module should not be enabled or used in a production website.

This module is already enabled on your training environment.

1. Go to *Configuration* → *Generate* → **Generate content**.
2. Select the Job Posting checkbox.
3. Enter 10 in the **How many nodes would you like to generate?** field.
4. Click **Generate** button.

![Image of Job posting](/files/L3TgJiX22oQqyBgORuPY)

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**: Content generated by the Devel Generate module is not published by default – this is due to active content moderation workflow. Make sure you publish content if necessary.
{% endhint %}


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