How do I return a specific HTTP response (coming from a site A) through a site B to a user’s browser?

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I want to do the following:

  • Site A sends an HTTP request to site B;
  • Site A stores the HTTP response coming from site B;
  • Site A resends exactly this HTTP response to a user connected on its page.

As if site A redirected its user to site B. The only difference is that I don’t want to use any function specifically made for redirection (as ‘header('Location: siteb.com’);’ in php or ‘window.location.href = siteb.com’ in js), because the request must first go through the site A.

Knowing that I own the site A (both frontend and backend) but not site B (neither frontend nor backend).

How could I possibly implement that? Are there any existing techniques? If not, is there any innovative way to do so?

Thanks for considering my question. I took a long time searching for any related posts, but I couldn’t find exactly this scenario.

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