Closest nodes with Locations and Views I'm using Drupal 7 with Views 3 module and Location 3 module installed. 

I have a content type that has a Location type field and I would like to build a view that given a latitude/longitude input and a maximum distance i have to retrieve all the nodes that are in this range. Is that possible with views or I have to build something by my own (in this case can you show me the way on how to implement it).

Thanks a lot for your help

Danilo

Resuming the question problem is the following:

I have a problem setting a View to show the closest nodes of another (I'm using last dev version of views and locations on drupal 7). So my scenario is the following:
I have 2 differents node types (A and B) both with a location field. I want to build a view that given a node A (with a determinate location) a have to retreive all the nodes B in a distance of 2Km.
So to do that I created a view with the following filters:


Content: Type = B
Location: Distance / Proximity, with the parameters

{origin:"node's lat/lon from views nid argument"}
{Node ID argument to use: (it doesnt allow me to select any data)}
{Location to use:"CCK Location: field_A_loc"}.



I also added a contextual filter. I selected as contextual filter: 


{Content: Nid} 


and I added % to my path so now the pat is /myviewpath/%. This allow me to choose the value:


{Content: Nid} in the field "Node ID argument to use" of the filter "Location: Distance / Proximity".


So i try to run the view but I get no results when the view is called as mydomain.com/myviewpath/3 where 3 is a A node.

I also tried to do not use the contextual filter (that does not allow me to set the "Node ID argument to use" in the "Location: Distance / Proximity, with the parameters" filter) and running the view mydomain.com/myviewpath/node/3 but in this case I get the list of all B nodes..

What I'm doing wrong setting up this view??

Thanks in advance for your help
Yes, you could set up a view, filtering on Location: Distance / Proximity, and configure what the origin or "starting point" is, eg, the location of the logged in user, a node that has a location, or, in this case, a static lat/long, and then have it display whatever fields in the filtered nodes you want.