Author : Syed R Fayyaz
Comments: This is a very simple script to display a security threat level on
your website. This script fetches data from Department of
homeland security Website and stores it into an array.
After parsing it gets the level of security.
Installation : You need to make 5 different images and place their links in the
appropriate conditions below.
EXAMPLE : There are total five threat levels: Severe, High, Elevated
Guarded and Low. You will make 5 different images for
these threat levels.
Now lets suppose the very first image you created to display
severe level, you saved it as "severe.jpg" and placed it in
the folder or directory name "img". At this point you know
that to access this image you just created, the path should
be www.your_website_name.com/img/severe.jpg .
So all you need to do is adjust links in the following code
to display images from your website.
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"//if the threat level is SEVERE then display severe image"
in that condition block see where it says
"echo "$threat = eregi_replace('.*CONDITION="(.*)" />', '\1', implode('\n', file("http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/getAdvisoryCondition")));
//if the threat level is SEVERE then display severe image
if (preg_match("/SEVERE/", $threat))
//the link of the image i gave is img/severe.jpg you should change it
//where ever you stored your images
{
echo "
}
//if the threat level is HIGH then display high image
elseif (preg_match("/HIGH/", $threat))
//the link of the image i gave is img/high.jpg you should change it
//where ever you stored your images
{
echo "
}
//if the threat level is Elevated
elseif (preg_match("/ELEVATED/", $threat))
//the link of the image i gave is img/elevated.jpg you should change it
//where ever you stored your images
{
echo "
}
//if the threat...