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I'd like to access the modules directory in /themes/[themename]/modules instead of /sites/default/themes/[themename]/modules/ from [mura]-tag in content

This is Mura Core Version 7.1.438

[mura]dspInclude('themes/[themename]/modules/sprachweiche.cfm')[/mura]

Error 500
Could not find the included template /muraWRM/sites/default/themes/[themename]/modules/sprachweiche.cfm.
nitinr708
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Andreas Altenburger
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To display a registered module, simply use the following syntax, and pass in the directory name of your module.

[m]$.dspObject(object='your-module-directory-name-goes-here')[/m]

That said, in your example though, it doesn't appear to be a valid "module", since you're attempting to include a file called sprachweiche.cfm. So, if you simply want to include a file, I wouldn't put it under the modules directory. So, if you have a directory under your theme called includes, you could use this instead:

[m]$.dspThemeInclude('includes/sprachweiche.cfm')[/m]

This method automatically generates the path to your theme, so you can simply pass in the rest of the path to your desired file.

Cheers!

Steve Withington
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Thanks Steve

[m]$.dspThemeInclude('includes/sprachweiche.cfm')[/m] caused the error: Could not find the included template /muraWRM/themes/[themename]/includes/sprachweiche.cfm.

But including the modules directory to the path works: [m]$.dspThemeInclude('modules/includes/sprachweiche.cfm')[/m]

Andreas Altenburger
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