Asynchronous cross-domain GET requests?

You would have to make a same-domain get request to your server, and have your PHP script do the checking (maybe using CURL) before responding to the request php.net/manual/en/curl.examples-basic.php.

You would have to make a same-domain get request to your server, and have your PHP script do the checking (maybe using CURL) before responding to the request. php.net/manual/en/curl.examples-basic.php.

If using JavaScript you will probably be restricted by the Same-Origin Policy, though some pages may allow your browser to access them using Ajax. If using PHP there is no way to perform a asynchronous request, because PHP is synchronous all over. Maybe a good variant would be to send a request to a Node.

JS server from your JavaScript and then let Node. JS get the page without blocking a process?

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