It wasn't so hard!
I ll post the solution, so everyone ll be able to do it
function getlocationcoords($lat, $lon, $width, $height)
{
$lat=$lat*20;
$lon=$lon*28;
$x = (($lon + 180) * ($width / 360));
$y = ((($lat * -1) + 90) * ($height / 180));
return array("x"=>round($x),"y"=>round($y+3500));
}
$lat -> Latitude
$lon -> Longitude
$width -> Image's width (Where u are going to represent the data)
$height -> Image's height (Where u are going to represent the data)
This is the zoom of the data
$lat=$lat*20;
$lon=$lon*28;
If the data is lo flat (for example), u can fix it writting bigger
values on the data that is multiplying.
$x = (($lon + 180) * ($width / 360));
$y = ((($lat * -1) + 90) * ($height / 180));
This translates lat / lon to cardinal data. I found it on the net.
return array("x"=>round($x+VALUEONE),"y"=>round($y+3500));
If u puts the rights values on VALUEONE or 3500, u will be able to
center the coordenates on the image.
Done!
:)
By Tk421
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