325,279 views | By: Gi | On:28,Dec, 07
A new video clip from BlackCats, the Persian Band, titled "Madame". Previously on Gibni, you've seen the "Are Manam Dooset Daram" Video clip. Click on the image to enjoy...
85,448 views | By: Gi | On:7,Apr, 09
Heavy Cross, a Top Hit music. Here's the video clip...Click on the image to play:
57,806 views | By: Gi | On:9,Jun, 08
After hours of testing and coding templates for PrestaShop, I thought it would be nice to rewrite PrestaShop code, and make it more portable, flexible, and less dependent on Old JavaScript.
The first goal of the PrestaShop Revolution, is to use the latest JS librairies, as latest jQuery, and its plugins. Here is the place for everyone interested to share their knowledge, and work toward making PrestaShop a better e-commerce solution.
To be more efficient, I beleive that loaded JS and CSS files should all be defined in template files, and not main PrestaShop PHPs; e.g. the JS files for the Product Page, which are defined in /prestashop/product.php rather than prestashop/themes/mytheme/product.php
I’ve been working with the best web hosting geek on website optimization, speeding up pages, securing data… He’s become also one of my advertisers and bought an ad spot on Gibni.
Just now, I got a $30 web hosting coupon from the best web hosting site !
If you doubt buying a web hosting plan, this could help you make the right decision. Here’s a ThinkHost coupon, giving you $30 off your bill! So no more hesitation please!
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Due to some yet unknown issue, Wordpress version 2.8.2 might be causing server errors.
Lunarpages, my “current” and might become “ex” webhosting company, shut down Gibni.com yesterday without any prior notice, saying they’ve taken an emergency action, as the “index.php” script in my wordpress root was using huge server resources, and could cause a server crash.
First problem is, not only they changed the “index.php” permissions to “000″ (no read permissions) but they took ownership of the file, so neither I could make any changes to the file, nor analyze it for troubleshooting.
Secondly, they made the domain return an “internal server error” to all visitors.
Making money online is one of the most researched topics for many of web developpers, bloggers and website owners. It takes a lot of efforts to produce quality content and get enough traffic, to be able to rank better in search results and improve your different ranking factors. After a while of being online, website owners will get advertising offers from different companies, which might be interesting at first.
Well, this is a good sign, as it means that your site is getting some interest and attention; but it’s also an alert, warning you to be cautious.
There are lots of scams out there, which try to fool you by offering great business opportunities and make you run some ads or malicious scripts on your website. They (the scammers) will try to get detailed information about you, your website, personal details and even your bank account(s). 
Have you found an article, post or comment useful on this site and it saved you time or/and money?
Many people have visited Gibni.com since its first day and the number grows everyday. Do you want to mark the history of this site by bringing some help to it?

Have you ever thought of writing your blog posts in a language other than English? or even let your visitors leave comments in another language!?
Well, some may answer with “Yes! in French!” (or Portuguese, or Italian…), but, what I mean is in other languages like Arabic, Farsi (Persian), Urdu, Chinese…, languages which have characters other than the basic “A,B,C…”
Basically, when you write a blog post on your blog, it is stored in a database, and what characters that database supports, defines the characters you can use for writting your post.
Well discuss about the two general types of Wordpress, the Wordpress.com blogs and self-hosted Wordpress installations.
This time, I’ll write about SEO, i.e. Search Engine Optimization.
First of all let’s agree on one point, we should build websites for people, not bots, but people find us through bots.
So keeping in mind to build “useful and good content“, let’s see how a bot sees your website?
First of all, for some people who are completely new to the topic, a bot is a kinda program (or software) used by search engines to browse the Internet and saves all the information it can read in the search engine’s index, and bots, basically are Text Browsers, and they read your website, they don’t see it the way humans do!
…So that way search engines know about everything!
Bots travel through websites by following links on one page and jumping back and forth through different pages and websites. You may ask why you should care about a bot (or sometimes called a spider) and the way it sees your website?
I wish you a happy new year 2009!
This year’s first post is about the mobile version of your website/blog. As some of you might know already, Gibni.com has a mobile version which shows up when you access the site (http://www.gibni.com) from a mobile device like your phone.
Gibni detects and recognizes automatically the device you’re using, and serves appropiate content for your screen and device or browser capabilities.
Gibni currently runs on Wordpress 2.7, and the mobile version of the site is provided by Mobile Press.
Thanks to this wonderful plugin, Gibni is running very well on mobile devices, and from an admin point of view, there’s no conflict with caching plugins.
Previously I used to have other plugins on Gibni to provide mobile versions of the pages but there were always issues with caching capabilities.
I never thought that Gibni would get mobile visitors, but I was really impressed when I saw the analytics reports for Decembre 2008! The mobile version got around 2500 visitors! And that made me think of developing more features in the mobile sections, and post more articles on mobile subjects and subjects that will be useful to mobile users.
Wordpress is one of the best blogging platforms available today. Gibni as well as a lot of other big blogs are based on Wordpress.
Most of you should already have heard of Wordpress, and for some of you who didn’t yet, go to www.Wordpress.org to find out what it is!
Developers are currently testing and improving the latest version of Wordpress, that is the 2.7.
It was supposed to be release the last month (in November) but some some reasons, nothing happened back in November! But fortunately, beta versions of 2.7 got out and today, Gibni is running on an Optimized version of Wordpress 2.7 RC2. The optimization mainly consists of adding a new feature to the “big query” of wordpress, adding the ability to sort and output posts based on their ‘post views’, this is done by Amir from Gibni.
I’m still waiting for the stable release of Wordpress 2.7, so that issues like “TinyMCE not working properly when switching from visual to html”, get solved and I can some peace of mind.
To test beta versions of Wordpress, just surf to www.Wordpress.org and look in the download section.
I’ve been using MyBlogLog widget from Yahoo, from the beginning, and I was really happy with it at first. I used to find out who visited my site and if they’ve had a blog or website, it helped me to find and visit it easily.
Now that Gibni is expanding and I get more and more visitors per day, I am worried about the speed and loading times, so I am trying to make pages load faster and faster.
I’ve been using caching techniques, CSS sprites and other optimization techniques some developed by myself and some mostly inspired from AskApache ; and managed to get the best possible loading speed.
Today, I feel it’s going to be the last day for MyBlogLog widget on Gibni. And within the next 12 hours, it will be removed. The main issue with this widget is that it makes many requests to Yahoo servers and this keeps client’s browser connections busy, so it slows the page and the user has to wait for this widget to be ready to have all the site’s functionalities.
If you are using this widget on your site, it might be slowing it down too. Visitors usually don’t like to wait more than few seconds for a website to appear and be fully functional. This will affect your site’s impressions.