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cp/cp.utilities.php has Permissions 644 also.

The error mentions cp.utilities.php just to indicate on which line of the script the error occurred.  The file that PHP does not have permission to include is in the second line of the error message.  I would ask your server admin to check that the file has not only the right permissions but the right owner for PHP to have read access.

Yes, this was the problem. The Fresh Variables files had the wrong owner. I don’t know how this happened. Thank you Derek.

It can happen sometimes when files are moved, depending on how and by whom the files are moved.  Glad to help!

This is great Derek, thanks.  Is there any performance gain by using fresh variables instead of an embed, say for a header or a footer or is that not an appropriate use for it?

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Not sure what I’m doing wrong, but if I create a FV called my_date with %d %m %Y and then in my template have {event_date format="{my_date}”}, what I get output to the page is what’s in the template, i.e. {event_date format="{my_date}”}. I’ve got the module and extension enabled. Am I missing something?

Can you give the full context, Tyssen?  A reduced template that is failing for you would be great.  Also, does {my_date} output anything for you outside of any tags or variables?

Not sure what was going on before but it seems to be working OK now. Maybe a caching issue.