On the other hand the query:
select * from (t1, t2) join t3 on a=b;
means that the whole cross-product (t1, t2) is the left
join operand. Consequently column 'a' in the ON
condition can be resolved against the table (t1, t2).

All this is described in the latest 5.0 manual:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/join.html

therefore:

catalog/wishlist.php around line 50

replace $products_query with the following

$products_query = tep_db_query("
SELECT pd.products_id,
pd.products_name,
pd.products_description,
p.products_image,
p.products_status,
p.products_price,
p.products_tax_class_id,
IF(s.status, s.specials_new_products_price, NULL)
AS specials_new_products_price,
IF(s.status, s.specials_new_products_price, p.products_price)
AS final_price
FROM (" . TABLE_PRODUCTS . " p, " . TABLE_PRODUCTS_DESCRIPTION . " pd)
LEFT JOIN " . TABLE_SPECIALS . " s
ON (p.products_id = s.products_id)
WHERE pd.products_id = '" . $product_id . "' AND p.products_id = pd.products_id AND pd.language_id = '" . $languages_id . "' order by products_name");

and in file catalog/includes/boxes/wishlist.php

near line 45 replace $products_query with the following

$products_query = tep_db_query("
SELECT pd.products_id,
pd.products_name,
pd.products_description,
p.products_image,
p.products_price,
p.products_tax_class_id,
IF(s.status, s.specials_new_products_price, NULL)
AS specials_new_products_price,
IF(s.status, s.specials_new_products_price, p.products_price)
AS final_price from (" . TABLE_PRODUCTS . " p, " . TABLE_PRODUCTS_DESCRIPTION . " pd)
LEFT JOIN " . TABLE_SPECIALS . " s
ON (p.products_id = s.products_id)
WHERE pd.products_id = '" . $wishlist_id . "' AND p.products_id = pd.products_id AND pd.language_id = '" . $languages_id . "' order by products_name");

See this in action at OBAZAAR or download at SEOPerfectCart

Recently some of my blogs began showing a higher risk rating on the security Toolbar. After some chin scratching, I decided to start looking at the code. I could not find anything obvious on the top level files. Then I pulled a HTML raw source code on my blog by right clicking and using the application View Page Source on FireFox or View Source on IE. Right after the FOOTER in the source I found about 1000 links to a few dot coms: mattworkman, weddingsatwork, reclaiminghistory, pop77, internetmarketingtowomenblog, which have probably been hacked. I will give them the benefit of the doubt and say they must have been hacked as I was. The difference being that these sites have hundreds of blog pages dedicated to e-pharmacy sites. The pages have head statements that look like this:

All three of these sites have been compromised and if you follow the links in the source code on each site you will spend the rest of your life opening sites that have been hacked with pages that iframe to epharma such as tablets-city dot com or topmeds10 dot com

At this time I am leaning towards xmlrpc.php as the exploit. This is just a guess since I do not understand how they could be logging into the admin area without having my passwords. In WordPress the footer can be changed from admin. The HTML is actually being written directly into the wp-content/themes/*** your-template *** which is a cool trick on my site considering that all the folders are protected from direct http access.

In WordPress you can edit site content by typing in:

http://www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/templates.php?file=wp-content/themes/yourtemplate/footer.php

Usually you have to be logged in as an administrator to do this.

The truth is I am not much of a BLUE HAT when it comes to exploiting search engines. I believe it is survival of the fittest. What these hackers are doing is actually stealing bandwidth and causing sites to be delisted and marked as security risks. That crosses the line. I am putting a call out to responsible hackers and wordpress experts to help in closing the expliot. Use the comment field and leave a few links I will allow them.

I have updated WordPress from 2.3.1 to 2.6.1 and have added quite a few htaccess files hoping to close the exploit. I will wait and see and report back.

When submitting a form, it is possible to use an image instead of the standard submit button with a tag like:

When the user clicks somewhere on the image, the accompanying form will be transmitted to the server with two additional variables: foo.x and foo.y where x and y are the pixel coordinate values of where you clicked on the image. This can be used to form an image map.

Firefox will transmit foo.x foo.y and the value of foo

Internet Explorer will only transmit foo.x and foo.y

Because foo.x and foo.y would make invalid variable names in PHP, they are automatically converted to foo_x and foo_y.

Spaces in request variable names are also converted to underscores.

That is, the periods or spaces are replaced with underscores. So, you retrieve these variables like any other REQUEST variable on the following page or same page. For example, $_GET['foo_x'].

There is a technicality related to form submission if you use an image submit button. It is usually relevant only if you have several such buttons in one form.
When using image submit buttons, you need to use specifically different NAME attributes in order to be able to recognize in the form handler which button was clicked on.

In the following:

According to the HTML 4 specification, you can use the TITLE attribute for most elements (including input elements) to suggest an “advisory title”, i.e. additional information which might be optionally presented to the user, e.g. as a “tooltip” popup. Supported to the TITLE attribute was introduced in IE 4, and later some support has been added to other browsers too.

In the absence of a TITLE attribute, IE uses the ALT attribute for that purpose. It’s still a good idea to specify both, even if they have the same value.

The VALUE attribute, despite being syntactically valid, has no logical meaning in this context - note that it does not get transmitted in the form data set in IE { Internet Explorer }; but since some browsers use it, instead of ALT, for the alternative text, it is a good idea to include it too (with the same value as ALT)

In Mozilla / FireFox the attribute VALUE is transmitted as the value of the NAME variable. So if you are using PHP

The values ALT, TITLE. These are used to help the visually impaired access your website. Some of you may scoff at this but be warned that some countries and states allow civil lawsuits for not providing reasonable access to the handicapped, so check yours. Section 508 of the Americans with Disabilities Act states that you must make it accessible.

The value of NAME is transmitted as either a $_GET or a $_POST ($_REQUEST variables) depending on what type of form it is.

I have been unable to find a way retrieve the value of the NAME atrribute with any consistency.
I found this as a comment on another site by a poster named Abalam that suggested if you send the value in the following format:

and attempt to retrieve it in PHP as follows:

it should work.

I have been unable to make this work! I have used print_r to display array $foo in Internet Explorer and it does not show any other values except for the x and y coordinates.

In mozilla it shows all the values.

The solution here is to get everyone you know to use Mozilla / FireFox and slam Microsoft Internet Explorer at every turn. When our Public companies do not serve the Public its time for a change.

Across the top of the toolbar in Microsoft Outlook 2000 you will have multiple instances of the following tab

Adobe PDF Adobe PDF Adobe PDF Adobe PDF Adobe PDF

Everytime you restart your computer another one will be added.

Adobe shows its true colors. Basically they could not figure out how to fix the problem so their answer is for you to buy Acrobat 8. I do not believe this fixes the problem only stops new occurrences.

http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=331832&sliceId=2

When you install Adobe Acrobat, a toolbar is added to Word and Outlook. This toolbar can prevent you from rearranging the toolbars in Outlook (your arrangement won’t stick between restarts) and for most people, serves no useful purpose.

You have two ways to deal with this:

# Modify the setup to remove it
# Edit the registry to keep it from loading

# Extreme Fix!!

Note: This toolbar is only installed by Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional which you purchased. The free Acrobat Reader does not install this toolbar.

WARNING: Back up Outlook before you begin !!! Close Outlook

Remove It!

Go to Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs. Find the entry for Adobe Acrobat and choose Change, then select the option to Modify the installation.

Expand ‘Create Adobe PDF” and click on the Microsoft Outlook entry then choose “This feature will not be available”. If you want to remove the ability to create PDF from all of the programs listed, click on Create Adobe PDF and select this program will not be available to apply the option to each item under it.

Click Next and finish the Add/Remove wizard.

You may need to provide your Acrobat disk or installation media to uninstall it.

This will not affect your ability to print to PDF using the printer driver. This only removes the toolbars from the programs listed.

Disable It!

You may want to use it sometime or because you don’t have the installation media handy, you’ll need to edit the registry.

To prevent the Acrobat PDFMaker COM Addin from loading, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins\PDFMOutlook.PDFMOutlook and change the LoadBehavior value from 3 to 2. Restart Outlook. When you use this method, the PDF functions will still be available in Word and the other Office programs. Note that installing Acrobat updates may reset the registry key.

Extreme Fix!

Remove it using the following instructions.

Back up Outlook before you begin !!! Close Outlook

If you loose data do not blame me.

In Windows XP

find

C:\Documents and Settings\***Your Folder***\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook

replace ***Your Folder*** with your folder!

find the file outcmd.dat and rename it outcmd.old

If you cannot find it in your version of windows use the search feature.

When you restart Outlook your toolbar will be back to its virgin settings any and all customizations will be gone!

1054 - Unknown column ‘p.products_id’ in ‘on clause’

According to the standard, the comma
operator has lower precedence than any of the JOIN variants.
Thus the query:
select * from t1, t2 join t3 on a=b;
actually means:
select * from t1, (t2 join t3 on a=b);
Since (according to ANSI SQL) column names in an ON
condition are resolved against the join operands (t2, t3 in
this case), then the first query above must produce a
name resolution error, because there is no column ‘a’ in
tables t2, t3.

On the other hand the query:
select * from (t1, t2) join t3 on a=b;
means that the whole cross-product (t1, t2) is the left
join operand. Consequently column ‘a’ in the ON
condition can be resolved against the table (t1, t2).

All this is described in the latest 5.0 manual:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/join.html

therefore:

catalog/wishlist.php around line 50

replace $products_query with the following

$products_query = tep_db_query(”
SELECT pd.products_id,
pd.products_name,
pd.products_description,
p.products_image,
p.products_status,
p.products_price,
p.products_tax_class_id,
IF(s.status, s.specials_new_products_price, NULL)
AS specials_new_products_price,
IF(s.status, s.specials_new_products_price, p.products_price)
AS final_price
FROM (” . TABLE_PRODUCTS . ” p, ” . TABLE_PRODUCTS_DESCRIPTION . ” pd)
LEFT JOIN ” . TABLE_SPECIALS . ” s
ON (p.products_id = s.products_id)
WHERE pd.products_id = ‘” . $product_id . “‘ AND p.products_id = pd.products_id AND pd.language_id = ‘” . $languages_id . “‘ order by products_name”);

and in file catalog/includes/boxes/wishlist.php

near line 45 replace $products_query with the following

$products_query = tep_db_query(”
SELECT pd.products_id,
pd.products_name,
pd.products_description,
p.products_image,
p.products_price,
p.products_tax_class_id,
IF(s.status, s.specials_new_products_price, NULL)
AS specials_new_products_price,
IF(s.status, s.specials_new_products_price, p.products_price)
AS final_price from (” . TABLE_PRODUCTS . ” p, ” . TABLE_PRODUCTS_DESCRIPTION . ” pd)
LEFT JOIN ” . TABLE_SPECIALS . ” s
ON (p.products_id = s.products_id)
WHERE pd.products_id = ‘” . $wishlist_id . “‘ AND p.products_id = pd.products_id AND pd.language_id = ‘” . $languages_id . “‘ order by products_name”);

See this in action at OBAZAAR

We understand the business of the internet and that links are important but free links without reciprocal links are not in our best interest. Hell a lot of surfers still have not realized that getting information from a website and not supporting that site by clicking on the ads is a quick way to loose the gift of free information on the internet. The only sites left will be those run by public corporations that will not ever in a million years give you information that is insensitive or politically incorrect or help you succeed in any way. If you want more to read some great rants check out advisecenter.com. So after that short rant let me tell you how to get spammers to sign up for your site thinking they can exploit your memberlist.php without adding viable content to your site and deny them the fruit of their labors.

1. Open memberlist.php in your favorite editor.
2. at around line 36 add the following lines after the END session management and before $start =
3. PHP
   // Start session management$userdata = session_pagestart($user_ip, PAGE_VIEWMEMBERS);
   init_userprefs($userdata);// End session management// SEOPC login to view memberlist.php

   if (!$userdata['session_logged_in']) {
   redirect(”login.$phpEx”);
   }

   // EOF | login to view memberlist.php

   $start = ( isset($_GET['start']) ) ? intval($_GET['start']) : 0;
   $start = ($start < 0) ? 0 : $start;

4. Open profile.php in your favorite editor.
5. at around line 36 add the following lines after the END session management and before // session id check
6. PHP
   // End session management
   //if (!$userdata['session_logged_in']){
   redirect(”login.$phpEx”);
   }// session id check

Thats it now spiders cannot view memberlist.php or profile.php because they do not login. The spammers become forum members but they have to actually participate to get links.

Have a great day and don’t forget to support internet neutrality.

I recently checked out my Adwords account and I found every one of my keywords and phrases on all my campaigns say the following or a derivative thereof:

Inactive for search
Increase quality or bid $10.00 to activate

After hours of scouring the internet I have found what I think is the answer!!

Quality Score
Your Quality Score reflects your keyword’s CTR and the relevance of your ad text and landing page. Keywords with high Quality Scores are more relevant for users, more effective for your ad campaigns, and have lower minimum CPC bids.

Keywords can have one of three Quality Score states:

• Great: Your keyword is very relevant and your Quality Score needs no improvement.
• OK: Your keyword is relevant, but you can still benefit from a higher Quality Score.
• Poor: This keyword isn’t very relevant to users and we suggest you replace it with a more specific keyword. If you would like to keep advertising with this keyword, we recommend optimizing by using more targeted ad text and improving your landing page content.

NOPE!!!! thats not it!!!! are you serious?

If googlie was really interested in the relevance of the keyword compared to the site they wouldn’t make it possible to activate the keyword by paying more. That would be contrary to their assertion that they want to provide quality relevant ads to web searchers. Just like almost everything else in life everyones a whore if the price is right is what they are implying.

Don’t be silly Google is now a public charter “a corporation” they no longer have their customers best interest in mind. Some of you that did business with Google pre-public entity still think its the same animal. This isn’t the right forum to discuss Americas love affair with the devil “public entities” so I wont.

You should pay more for the search network compared to the content network due to the fact that these are active shoppers of your product and are therefore more likely to purchase your product.

So what is the answer?

First:

Started a new keyword analysis to find new and good keywords.

Second:

Break up your large keyword lists and setup new campaigns for keywords with the same topic! This one is important. Setup a campaign with targeted keywords that are relavent to a single page on your site.

Third:

Express googlie ads so that they match what a searcher is looking for. I know thats vague but marketing is both an art and a science. Try asking questions in your ads or making extreme statements that will not offending.

Are you unable to satisfy?

or

He is about to leave you! Learn 100 ways to beat her!

Fourth:

Keep your domain name out of the AD COPY.

This is important especially if you are a small player! By including you domain name in the ad you are getting free exposure for your site. If 1000 people a day see your ad and do not click on it Googlie doesn’t see a dime. Unfortunately although its a great idea they do not have you best interest at heart. In my experience this little fix reactivated a lot of keywords.

Fifth:

Big fish with huge budgets and high MAX CPC will increase their CTR. The rates will drop due to increased CTR due to the higher exposure. Yes its a chicken and egg thing. Remember that your MAX CPC is not necessarily what you will pay but if everyone follows Googlies advice and increases thier MAX CPC to make their keywords active well remember that supply and demand is a real phenomena and they only care about their shareholders.

Sixth:

Probably the lowest importance of all but make sure that your landing page for each keyword is relevant to the word. Do not send them to the index page if the keyword is more relevant to another page on you site.

The results have been:
- Lower CPC
- Higher CTR
- More Conversions

The following is from googlies website in regards to optimizing your site and keywords I am displaying it here becuase it was pretty hard to find:

1. Identify your advertising goals.

Your optimization strategy depends on the objectives that you define for your campaigns.

With specific goals in mind, you can work strategically to achieve your objectives, track your performance, and make the modifications necessary to get the results you want. Here are some typical objectives and sample focus areas for each goal:

“I want to get more clicks.”
Focus on keywords and sites. Increase your ad exposure by adding keywords and sites to your ad groups.

“I want to increase my clickthrough rate (CTR).”
Focus on ad quality. Attract more clicks by refining your ads, and eliminate extra impressions by choosing highly targeted keywords and sites and using negative keywords.

“I want to improve my return on investment (ROI).”
First, focus on your ads and your keywords and sites to attract the right audience. Then focus on your website. Be sure your landing page and site are set up to let users find what your ad offers.

A well-structured account is easy to manage and allows you to effectively target your audience.

Organize your campaigns by topic.
Create separate campaigns for each of your product lines, resources, or brands. This helps you monitor your advertising more easily and make the necessary adjustments to improve your campaign performance. Ask yourself what you want to achieve with each campaign. Then structure your campaign based on this goal. View a diagram and learn more about the structure of your account.

Target the right languages and locations.
For each campaign, you can choose to target your ads to particular languages and locations (plus choose your budget and other settings). Be sure to target only the languages and locations that are relevant for your business. For example, if you ship your products to locations within a certain distance of your business, target the country, territory, region, or city related to the area, instead of to ‘All Countries.’

Create highly specific ad groups.
As with your campaigns, each ad group should center on a single product or service to ensure your ads reach the most qualified users. Build a list of keywords or sites, then separate them into related ad groups. Create ads that pertain directly to that list. For example, if you sell mp3 players, and you’ve organized your campaigns by brand, create multiple ad groups based on the models of each brand.

Avoid duplicate keywords across ad groups.
Google shows only one ad per advertiser on a particular keyword, so there’s no need to include duplicate keywords in different ad groups or campaigns. Identical keywords compete against each other, and the better-performing keyword triggers your ad.

Review example campaigns advertising a single product/service and multiple products/services.

The more relevant your keywords and sites to your goals, the more easily you can reach your potential customers.

Keyword-targeted campaigns

Choose your keywords carefully.
Include specific keywords that directly relate to the specific theme of your ad group and landing page. For optimal ad visibility, include relevant keyword variations, along with singular and plural versions. If applicable, consider using colloquial terms, alternate spellings, synonyms, and product or serial numbers. The Keyword Tool can help generate lists of possible keywords.

Take advantage of keyword matching options.
With some keywords, you’ll get more ad impressions; with others, you’ll get fewer impressions but potentially more clicks. By strategically using keyword matching options, you can reach the most appropriate prospects, potentially reduce your actual CPC or CPM, and increase your ROI. For example, use negative keywords to reduce irrelevant ad impressions and increase your Quality Score.

Use unique keyword URLs.
Keyword destination URLs send users to a specific landing page, ensuring your customer arrives immediately at the most relevant page for the keyword that triggered your ad. Edit individual keyword URLs by clicking ‘Edit Keyword Settings’ above your keyword table.

Site-targeted campaigns

Choose your sites carefully.
Include sites that are relevant to your products or services, and be sure to choose enough sites. The more relevant sites you target, the better the chances your ad will show. We provide four ways to choose sites: by enter URLs, describe topics, select categories, or select demographics. For an effective list, we strongly suggest using all four methods.

When using the site tool to find and select sites, pay attention to the Ad Formats column in the list of available sites. If you run only certain kinds of formats — for instance, image ads only, or text and video ads only — make sure you select sites that run the kinds of formats you have to offer.

If necessary, target site sections.
If an entire website isn’t relevant to your ads, you have the option to target only the relevant parts of the site. This option may be appropriate for you if the site covers a variety of topics, not all of which are relevant to your advertising. For example, if you sell kitchen appliances, you might choose to advertise only on the food section of a news site rather than placing ads across the entire site.

The content of your ads should capture users’ attention and set your business apart.

Include keywords in your ad text (for keyword-targeted ads).
Include your keywords in your ad text (especially the title) to show users that your ad relates to their search. If your ad shows when a user searches on a keyword in your ad group, the keyword will appear in bold in your ad text. Also, users tend to search for products and services, so avoid using your company name in the ad title unless your goal is brand/company name recognition.

Create simple, enticing ads.
What makes your product or service stand out from your competitors? Highlight these key differentiating points in your ad. Be sure to describe any unique features or promotions you offer.

Use a strong call-to-action.
Your ad should convey a call-to-action along with the benefits of your product or service. A call-to-action encourages users to click on your ad and ensures they understand exactly what you expect them to do when they reach your landing page. Some call-to-action phrases are Buy, Sell, Order, Browse, Sign up, and Get a Quote.

Test multiple ads in each ad group.
Experiment with different offers and call-to-action phrases to see what’s most effective for your advertising goals. Our system automatically rotates ads within an ad group and shows the better-performing ad more often.

Ultimately, your website determines how well your ads convert, so be sure it’s designed to let users complete the action you want them to take.

Point users to the right landing page.
Typical internet users decide quickly whether to stay on a website or move on to another. When users click on your ad, they should arrive at a landing page clearly displaying the information or product offered in your ad. If users don’t immediately find what prompted them to click on your ad, they’re more likely to leave your site without converting.

Evaluate your site design.
Take a close look at your site’s overall layout and functionality. Sites that are attractive, easy to navigate, and informative tend to be more profitable. You might consider using Google Analytics to get a better idea of how well your site is working.

Keep the user experience in mind.
As you design or redesign your landing page and website, make the user experience a high priority. For example:

• Place important information and images on the top left, where the eye naturally goes first.
• Help people get what they want in three clicks or fewer.
• Cut out popups and popunders.
• Create a simple process for users to complete transactions.

Read our guidelines for landing page and site quality to learn more about providing a quality user experience for your visitors.

Monitoring your results allows you to ensure you’re getting a good return on your investment.

Check your account statistics.
Your CTR, minimum bid, and keyword status are good initial indicators of how well your ads are performing. Your account statistics are reported at the campaign, ad group, and keyword or site levels. They include clicks, impressions, CTR, average CPC or CPM, cost, average position, conversion rate, and cost-per-conversion.

Create reports.
You can create custom reports that tell you exactly what statistics you want to know, from the campaign level to the keyword or site level.

Use web analytics.
Google Analytics helps you analyze what people are doing on your site. Detailed information about user behavior can help you create more targeted and effective landing pages.

Optimizing your campaigns regularly will help you keep up with users and market trends and ultimately reach your advertising goals.

Evaluate your campaign performance and make changes as necessary.
Allow your ad performance to educate you about effective strategies for achieving your goals. As you observe your ads over time, you might notice things that are working especially well (or not so well). For example, if you find users aren’t responding to a particular call-to-action in your ad text, delete that ad and try something else. You can find instructions for editing your account settings here.

The following suggestings should help …..

Normally bots will not change thier name very often so use the following in you
.htaccess file in your root directory and deny all from inner directories except for you local ips.

Using ModRewrite {Apache}

If the string or regular expression matches the user-agent HTTP header it will send them to a forbidden page

you can change the RewriteRule and send them somewhere else like a non-linked page
that records hits and user-agents therefore letting you know how many bad bots are taking
the bait! You will have to use PHP and MySQL if you do not want to save it in a file.

If you do not have ModRewrite the following list should help and I believe that the following method uses less server resources.

Please comment on this issue with suggestions so that we might expand it.

Change line 1458 in mainfile.php from

1458 $ad_code = filter($row2['ad_code'], "nohtml");

to
1458 $ad_code = $row2['ad_code'];

this will re-enable your banners in 7.9 3.2 patched

Changing Line 227 will allow you to add html in the Content pages

$Default_Theme = filter($row["Default_Theme'], "nohtml");

to

$Default_Theme = filter($row['Default_Theme']);

Use these fixes with care I am sure there may be security issues with the fixes

So whats the secret you ask?

First of all I have tested this in both PaintShopPro and Fireworks it may also work in other software with some tweaking.

The following steps apply to Paint Shop Pro

1. When you create your png use a black background or white background, depending on the color scheme (not integral to fix).
2. You can create the image using true color but it will be reduced to 256 colors when you are done.
3. Be sure to flatten all your layers.
4. Choose –>FILE –>EXPORT–>PNG OPTIMIZER
5. Set the colors tab to Palette Base, Optimized Octree and 256 colors as in the sample below
6. Colors Tab
   
7. In the Transparency Tab choose: Single Color Transparency, Areas that match this color ( choose the color that matches your background color and a tolorence of 1 or more)
8. Transparency
   
9. In the Areas that match this color section make sure that the colorhere matches your background color and set the tolerance to 1.
10. Thats it click ok and save it

• If you are viewing this page on Mozilla or Firefox you wont be able to tell the difference but in IE you can.

PNG using standard alpha method

PNG using Pallet-Based Method

If you want to use 24-bit PNG images with alpha channel transparency., unfortunately Internet Explorer contains a well documented bug that messes up the transparency of these type of images. The following is a work-around fix for this issue. The fix does require using javascript.

Create a folder and call it ‘/scripts’ in your root directory

create a file and call it fixpng.js in this folder and add the following to it.

Between the <head and the </head> tags add the following:

Now whenever you load any 24-bit png image you must add the following: