Thanks Vince, that sorted out the problem :). I find it strange though that on my other server it works fine with the codeline above, but on this other server I need to use <?php echo $this->getThemePath(); ?>.

I can understand that the <? short tag is not supported by my new hosting providers setup, but I do not understand why =$this->getThemePath() doesn't work. Long time since I've been writing PHP, so I'm not updated on new compatibility issues etc. Either way, your code worked fine! Thanks!

Just in case you didn't spot the difference in vincedelaking's reply,

<? is a "short tag" and can be disabled in your webhost's PHP configuration.

<?php however, will always work.

For maximum portability, always use <?php.

Hi Jero, you are correct that my new hosting provider has disabled the <? short tag. See my post above on how I find it strange to also having to change the code a little. The original code is something I got from the default C5 template. Thanks for your reply!