# Web Server Status line **URL:** \ **Category:** OpenEMR Development\ **Created:** [August 26, 2011, 6:03pm UTC](https://community.open-emr.org/t/web-server-status-line/7700 "2011-08-26T18:03:01Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Page:** 1
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**[jason0](https://sourceforge.net/u/jason0/)** wrote on [Friday, August 26, 2011](https://sourceforge.net/p/openemr/discussion/202506/thread/f1034027/#db30): Hello, I am considering how to modify openemr in order to have some sort of server/system status bar at the very top.  The idea is that every client browser connecting to openemr will be able to see any global messages by the systems administrator.  (by Global, I mean Entire apache server-wide vs. just an individual site…)  Messages like “The openemr server will be down on friday”.  I have found the frameset tags in both login\_frame.php as well as main\_screen.php.  It appears that the addition of one row at the top about the size of GLOBALS might do it.  At least for the container.  I was thinking of incorporating it as some sort of global variable GLOBALS conditional. It’s not clear to me if these are the only places to insert this information bar.  Are there other locations that will bite me if I forget?  Has this been considered elsewhere and implemented/removed? The following files appear to do some of the top-level framset too, but I am not sure where or how they are used… ./interface/main/finder/patient\_finder.php ./interface/main/finder/patient\_finder\_keyboard.php ./interface/new/new\_patient.php ./interface/patient\_file/patient\_file.php ./interface/usergroup/usergroup.php -jason