There was an issue with the "process" not necessarily the module, which prevented the repository from making it through the release process. ( basically a difference of opinion but that's an internal issue we're working on :) )
The good news, is that the module is back on track. I will be uploading a new package to the release tracker this week, and have posted it on gooddogs.com for download now for those who wish to get the module early while it's in the tracker.
You can download RC13 ( build 17762 ) at
http://www.gooddogs.com/dotnetnuke/Downloads/tabid/57/Default.aspx
Please read the disclaimer at the top of the page before downloading and installing any development build.
As a little bonus, I added 2 enhancements to the latest package. In fact, you can see one of them on the download site. You can now designate the IMAGE token to trigger the download, so you can click on the image to download the file as well as clicking on the DOWNLOAD link.
Full RELEASE NOTES are on the development build download page.
ENJOY!!
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Version History
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3.01.14 - Re-Released on Sunday, Mar 23, 2008 at 02:00PM EST
-- Added the ability to return data in RAW format with no tags or formatting
by prefixing the tag with a #. This will allow you to use the data in your
templates for uses where you need access to just the data and not have the
data wrapped in a span tag or any other html tags.
Eg: [TITLE] will return the TITLE of an item as a Label control with the
ability to assign a stylesheet class, etc. The Label control is rendered
with a span tag to apply the class.
If you just want the raw text of the TITLE property without any tags at all,
you would use [#TITLE]
NOTE: The # can be used with any tag that generates a control
-- Added support for DOWNLOAD to the IMAGE tag. If you add a DOWNLOAD setting
to the IMAGE token in the .xml file and set it's value to true, then clicking
on the image will trigger a download of the file instead of opening a new
window with the image displayed at full size