You can use:

include "http://link.com/prog.php";

Although in most cases you will be able to do that within the same server only (default PHP configuration disables the execution of remote code).

With that code you won't be redirected, like when one uses the header() function. I hope that helps. Best regards.

If you want to develop a php application without redirecting .... you may do one of the following instructions:

1.You may use php self method....

2.You may redirect to an url and redirect back to the previous url with some message using get/post method

What you ask for is feasible with the assistance of cURL library. Check the PHP manual found on http://php.net/manual/en/book.curl.php for the proper usage of its functions.

JQuery Code:

function doSomething() {

$('#result').load('up.php', function() {

alert('Load was performed.');

}); }

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