Publicar uma erramenta em php
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Olá sou iniciante e preciso muito muito muito mesmo publicar no wordpress uma ferramenta da NASA cujo código vou colar aqui.
A pagina deste link é esta, http://www.cosmos.esa.int/web/meteor/fov3d , alguém pode por favor me dar uma ajuda agradeço desde já!<?php
/**
* FOV3D (Double Station 3D visualization)
* Class to create a KML file that contains a semi-transparent polygon for the Field Of View’s (FOV) of meteor cameras.
*
* Beware of bugs!!
*
* @author Geert Barentsen ((e-mail visível apenas para moderadores e equipe))
* @version 2008-01-23
*
* Usage example:
* $ges = new GoogleEarthStation(100,true);
* $ges->addPlacemark(‘Detlef’, 52.26339, 4.48933, 0, array(10,50,20,50,20,40,10,40), ‘8000ff00’);
* echo $ges->getKml();
**/// Angles are in decimal degrees!
// Station height is in meter, FOV range in kilometer!!class GoogleEarthStation {
/* CLASS VARIABLES */
// Field of view parameters are stored as separate variables
var $cut_horizontal;
var $cut_range;
var $placemarks = ”;/* PUBLIC FUNCTIONS */
/**
* Class constructor
* @param cut_range Range of the FOV polygon (km)
* @param cut_horizontal Cut top of FOV horizontally? (true/false)
**/
function GoogleEarthStation($cut_range, $cut_horizontal) {
$this->cut_horizontal = $cut_horizontal;
$this->cut_range = $cut_range;
}/**
* Get the KML file containing placemarks
**/
function getKml() {
$kml = ‘<?xml version=’1.0′ encoding=’UTF-8′?>’;
$kml .= ‘<kml xmlns=’http://earth.google.com/kml/2.1′>’;
$kml .= ‘<Folder>’;
$kml .= ‘<name>FOV3D</name>’;
$kml .= ‘<open>1</open>’;
$kml .= $this->placemarks;
$kml .= ‘</Folder>’;
$kml .= ‘</kml>’;
return $kml;
}/**
* Add a placemark for a single camera
* @param name Station name
* @param station_latitude Station latitude (decimal degrees)
* @param station_longitude Station longitude (decimal degrees)
* @param station_height Station altitude (decimal degrees)
* @param fov_corners Text field with comma-separated azimuth,elevation values for the fov corners
* @param color Polygon color and transparency html-code (8 characters, e.g. FF0000FF)
**/
function addPlacemark($name, $station_latitude, $station_longitude, $station_height, $corner_array, $color = ‘8000ff00’) {
// Convert (azimuth,elevation) for the FOV corner points to cartesian lat/lon/height values
$cartesian_corner_array = array();
if ( count($corner_array) % 2 == 0 ) {
for ($i=0; $i<count($corner_array); $i=$i+2) {
$cartesian_corner_array[] = $this->spherical2cartesian($station_latitude, $station_longitude, $station_height, $corner_array[$i], $corner_array[$i+1], $this->cut_range, $this->cut_horizontal);
}
}// Create a description for the KML file (to document the contents)
$description .= ‘Range: ‘.$this->cut_range.’ kmn’;
$description .= ‘FOV (az,alt,az,alt …): (‘.implode($corner_array, ‘, ‘).’)n’;
$description .= ‘Longitude: ‘. $station_longitude.’ degn’;
$description .= ‘Latitude: ‘.$station_latitude.’ degn’;
$description .= ‘Altitude: ‘.$station_height.’ mnn’;// Create the final KML file
$result = ‘<Placemark id=’$name’>
<Style id=’camera’>
<LineStyle>
<width>1.5</width>
</LineStyle>
<PolyStyle>
<color>$color</color>
</PolyStyle>
</Style>
#camera <name>$name</name>
<description>$description</description><MultiGeometry>’;
$station = array($station_longitude, $station_latitude, $station_height);
// Run over FOV corner points and add relevant polygons
for ($i=0; $i<count($cartesian_corner_array); $i++) {
$i2 = $i+1;
if ($i2 == count($cartesian_corner_array)) {
$i2 = 0;
}
$result .= $this->getPolygon( array($station, $cartesian_corner_array[$i], $cartesian_corner_array[$i2]) );
}
// Add the top polygon
$result .= $this->getPolygon( $cartesian_corner_array );$result .= ‘ </MultiGeometry>
</Placemark>’;
$this->placemarks .= $result;
}/* PRIVATE FUNCTIONS */
/**
* Construct a KML polygon from an array of points
* @param $point_array Array of arrays containing lon/lat/height values
**/
function getPolygon($point_array) {
// Open the KML Polygon element
$result = ‘<Polygon>n’;
$result .= ‘ <extrude>0</extrude>n’;
$result .= ‘ <altitudeMode>absolute</altitudeMode>n’;
$result .= ‘ <outerBoundaryIs>n’;
$result .= ‘ <LinearRing>n’;
$result .= ‘ <coordinates>n’;// Add the coordinates for all points
foreach ($point_array as $point) {
$result .= ‘ ‘.$point[0].’,’.$point[1].’,’.$point[2].’n’;
}// The first point must be repeated to close the polygon
$result .= ‘ ‘.$point_array[0][0].’,’.$point_array[0][1].’,’.$point_array[0][2].’n’;// Close the Polygon element
$result .= ‘ </coordinates>n’;
$result .= ‘ </LinearRing>n’;
$result .= ‘ </outerBoundaryIs>n’;
$result .= ‘</Polygon>n’;
return $result;
}/**
* Convert azimuth and elevation to lon/lat/height values.
* This function uses spherical-to-cartesian coordinate transformations.
**/
function spherical2cartesian($station_latitude, $station_longitude, $station_height, $az, $ev, $cut_range, $cut_horizontal) {// Calculate range (distance between station and FOV corner point) in meter
if ($cut_horizontal) {
// Horizontal cut: fixed altitude (+ convert to meter: *1000)
if ($ev < 0.5) {
$range = 1000 * $cut_range / sin(deg2rad(0.5));
} else {
$range = 1000 * $cut_range / sin(deg2rad($ev));
}
} else {
// No horizontal cut: fixed range (+ convert to meter: *1000)
$range = 1000 * $cut_range;
}/* LATITUDE */
// Distance of the corner point from the station, expressed in earth degrees (+-111km per degree for spherical earth)
$fov_distance = ($range / 111000);
// Project the spherical coordinates to latitude using spherical-to-cartesian transformation
$delta_lat = $fov_distance * sin(deg2rad(90-$ev)) * cos(deg2rad($az));
$latitude = ($station_latitude + $delta_lat);/* LONGITUDE */
// Distance of the corner point from the station, expressed in earth degrees (+-111km per degree for spherical earth)
$fov_distance = ($range / 111000);
// Project the spherical coordinates to longitude using spherical-to-cartesian transformation
$delta_lon = $fov_distance * sin(deg2rad(90-$ev)) * sin(deg2rad($az));
// Note: we must divide delta_lon by the cosine of the altitude! (Longitudes get shorter towards the poles.)
$longitude = ($station_longitude + ($delta_lon / cos(deg2rad($latitude))) );/* HEIGHT */
$delta_height = $range * cos(deg2rad(90-$ev));
// Correct for the height for the curvature of the earth
if ($cut_horizontal == false) {
// First calculate the angle between the station and the FOV corner point (Pythagoras)
$dist_angle = sqrt($delta_lon*$delta_lon + $delta_lat*$delta_lat);
// Calculate the altitude difference caused by the earth curvature (if the earth was a sphere)
$radius_earth = 6372797;
$curv_corr = $radius_earth * (1-cos(deg2rad($dist_angle)));
// Add this altitude difference to delta_alt
$delta_height = $delta_height + $curv_corr;
}
// Calculate final absolute altitude
$height = ($station_height + $delta_height);/* RETURN THE RESULT */
$result = array();
$result[0] = $longitude;
$result[1] = $latitude;
$result[2] = $height;
return $result;
}}
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O blog que eu preciso de ajuda é (visível apenas para usuários que efetuaram login).
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Olá,
não é possível adicionar funções em php, javascript ou iframes no WordPress.com, isso é possível apenas em sites com hospedagem própria utilizando o software disponível em WordPress.org.
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De nada Marcelo, grato por ajudar!
Se você quiser ler um pouco mais sobre as diferenças entre WordPress.com e WordPress.org, sugiro a leitura deste artigo: https://br.support.wordpress.com/com-vs-org/
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Oi :-)
Parece que seu domínio press.exoss.org está rodando a versão self-hosted do WordPress (disponível em WordPress.org).
Como o Guga já explicou acima, WordPress.com e WordPress.org são plataformas diferentes.
Aqui no WordPress.com nós podemos te ajudar somente com sites rodando em nosso sistema, mas é possível encontrar ajuda no fórum focado no WordPress.org:
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Que bom que pudemos ajudar :-)
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