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 ## Creating & Working With Dynamic Data for a Pattern
 
-The PHP version of Pattern Lab utilizes Mustache as the template language for patterns. In addition to allowing for the [inclusion of one pattern within another](https://github.com/pattern-lab/patternlab-php/wiki/Including-One-Pattern-Within-Another) it also gives pattern developers the ability to include variables. This means that attributes like image sources can be centralized in one file for easy modification across one or more patterns. The PHP version of Pattern Lab uses a JSON file, `source/data/data.json`, to centralize many of these attributes.
+The PHP version of Pattern Lab utilizes Mustache as the template language for patterns. In addition to allowing for the [inclusion of one pattern within another](https://github.com/pattern-lab/patternlab-php/wiki/Including-One-Pattern-Within-Another) it also gives pattern developers the ability to include variables. This means that attributes like image sources can be centralized in one file for easy modification across one or more patterns. The PHP version of Pattern Lab uses a JSON file, `source/_data/data.json`, to centralize many of these attributes.
 
 * [Introduction to JSON & Mustache Variables](http://github.com/pattern-lab/patternlab-php/wiki/Introduction-to-JSON-&-Mustache-Variables)
 * [Overriding the Central `data.json` Values with Pattern-specific Values](https://github.com/pattern-lab/patternlab-php/wiki/Overriding-the-Central-%60data.json%60-Values-with-Pattern-specific-Values)