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I am currently designing a website for my local emergency management agency. They currently use pagegate to send out messages for storm alerts, fires, accidents, etc. I've been asked to include these alerts in the webpage.

I have one idea of how to do this via webgate. I could create a page where they could send out messages and it would also relay this information to my alerts section. I would prefer not to do this because everyone at the office is already experienced with using the pagegate client and it would be much easier to continue with that given that they are older and quite stubborn when it comes to technology.

Because the pagegate server is the same as the webserver, I would think it should be quite easy to get the information being sent to page gate server program and have it also sent to the website. From looking through the documentation, I haven't seen any way of doing this, but it is just as likely that I missed something.

I was hoping that I could get some help to find a solution to this conundrum. I am relatively inexperienced with pagegate and it was set up previous to me. I hope that it is a simple problem where I am just overlooking something silly, but I am willing to work at this to find the best solution I can.

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Topic: Relaying pager messages to a website?
The Edible Napkin Replies: 1 Views: 7780	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2011 5:34 pm Subject: Relaying pager messages to a website?
The Edible Napkin Replies: 1 Views: 7780	I am currently designing a website for my local emergency management agency. They currently use pagegate to send out messages for storm alerts, fires, accidents, etc. I've been asked to include these alerts in the webpage. I have one idea of how to do this via webgate. I could create a page where they could send out messages and it would also relay this information to my alerts section. I would prefer not to do this because everyone at the office is already experienced with using the pagegate client and it would be much easier to continue with that given that they are older and quite stubborn when it comes to technology. Because the pagegate server is the same as the webserver, I would think it should be quite easy to get the information being sent to page gate server program and have it also sent to the website. From looking through the documentation, I haven't seen any way of doing this, but it is just as likely that I missed something. I was hoping that I could get some help to find a solution to this conundrum. I am relatively inexperienced with pagegate and it was set up previous to me. I hope that it is a simple problem where I am just overlooking something silly, but I am willing to work at this to find the best solution I can.