SVG Redirect URL Hack Test

If I make this image above an embedded object, then it redirects. Obviously I do not want my blog redirecting so I call it as an image (<img src="") instead.

http://imgh.us/redirect.URL.svgz

http://imgh.us/redirect.URL.svg

Usage: <object id=foo type="image/svg+xml" data="redirect.URL.svg"></object>

SVG is great, however, as with most things relating to building a website, it is not simply a case of just using it. You need to know when it will work and when it won’t. So, we did some research to find the best way to add SVG to a website without the need for hacks or Javascript.

Make-A-Meme.com Lets You Make Animated Memes Online!

Welcome to www.MAKE-A-MEME.com, our NEW & BETA MEME GENERATOR. You are witnessing the construction of the World's largest and most advanced web based online MEME GENERATOR in history. I have been making dynamically generated "on the fly" image makers since 1999 on similar sites like www.BoobSigns.com,www.FanSignGenerator.com, www.TXT2PIC.com, www.FotoTrix.com and many others. All my other sites are programmed in ASP using GDI, but for this MEME GENERATOR I am learning to program in PHP using the GD extensions.

SAMPLES: chicken joke (animated GIF) | barack obamaHAHA (stale JPG) | boobs ad (ani GIF) | gay troll (PNG) | baby (aniGIF) | voodoo doll (PNG) | chris pirillo (png) | honey poo poo (png) | cool story bro (aniGIF) | watching you (ani GIF) | joker troll (aniGIF) | jesus christ (aniGIF) | jesus christ (JPG) | OMG (PNG) | squirrel fight (PNG) | pot leaf (PNG) | bitch troll (PNG) | amputee (PNG) | what's my ip? (no form, ani GIF) | toronto mayor (ani GIF) |toronto mayor (JPEG) | retarded (JPG) | time magazine cover (JPG) | larry crain (JPG)

An "Internet meme" is a concept that spreads rapidly from person to person via the Internet, largely through Internet-based E-mailing, blogs, forums, imageboards like 4chan, social networking sites like Facebook or Twitter, instant messaging, and video hosting services like YouTube. An Internet meme may take the form of an image, hyperlink, video, picture, website, or hashtag. It may be just a word or phrase, including an intentional misspelling. These small movements tend to spread from person to person via social networks, blogs, direct email, or news sources.