I am experiencing this on other sites as well.

Really a bummer, this pretty much renders Dreamweaver CS6 for Mac somewhat useless over here.

I have to switch to the Windows version of Dreamweaver CS6 just to work on this particular website.

Thank you for checking into this.

Hoping for an update that will remedy this issue.

Hi Murray,

I am running on a fresh install of MacOS X 10.7.4 (Lion) ...

Did you scroll down past file/folder number 1724 ? Judging by your screnshot it is the very top of your file listing.

Everybody here in the office has this problem on Lion.

Before the new iMacs we worked on SL 10.6.8 on CS5 all was working fine ...

Again, thanks for the swift response.

Hi RaghavanG,

thanks for the response ...

I don't know what to say other than attaching another screenshot for your reference showing the version of DW CS6, the version of Mac OS and the Files panel. Look for yourself.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/118949/screenshots/dw_2012-06-12.png

thanks ...

Yes Sir. It was fine under CS5.

I have to add though that we ran Dreamweaver CS5 under Snow Leopard.

In regards of sharing information, not a problem at all. Feel free to ask me what you need to know so I can help you in any way I can to fix this issue.

Thanks for your response.

Hi Janaki,

just FYI, my work email is {removed by moderator}. To keep things away from

confusion I will be using the email address attached to this email for

future communication, which is my personal email address,

{ removed by moderator }.

Server type: ColdFusion 8 in a Managed Windows Environment with RackSpace

(Hosting company).

Attached to this email:

1) A Screenshot that shows that the files seem to be there, they are just

not visible, as if the text color changed from black to white, which also

happens to be the background color. I can even expand folders and open

files.

2) An altered site export file (I replaced the IP and server info with

dummy text). Other than that all infos you need should be in it.

let me know if you need anything else.

If you need beta testers, let me know, I have a track record of stumbling

across bugs ...

thanks and have a great day,

Bert Austin

Hi Lightopia1,

sorry to hear you are experiencing the same issue ...

After trying to help out, Janaki Lakshmikanthan passed me over to Vickramaditya Dhawal and he asked me some questions.

I took the time to create and send a video showing every detail of the issue (by answering all their questions). I haven't heard anything for 5 days ... At this point I don't expect anything to come out of this.

I am currently using another third party Coding IDE since I am unable to use Dreamweaver CS6 behaving as described above ...

For what it's worth should anybody in charge come accross this post, the following video could proof useful:

Video Link

Steps shown in this video:

- no problems in the file listing

- expanding a folder containing many files

- showing the listing issue

- showing first invisible entries

- expanding additional folders to show that file name is not the issue

- showing file names of invisible files after expansion

- highlighting all files before it turns invisible, showing the number 1724 files

Have a great day...

Very disappointed you let me down like this ...

Hi Murray,

Appreciate your question. Let me explain:

Janaki Lakshmikanthan pushed the issue over to Vickramaditya Dhawal and Vickramaditya just asked some questions and never responded.

I mean the Adobe Suite costs thousands of dollars. We probably spent well over 15K during the last 4-5 years for Adobe products. Having signed up for the Adobe Cloud we are now paying $49 * 5 each month. This number will go up after the promotion period is over.

This is obviously a bug and our very first support request since we are using Adobe products.

All I was able to do, I did. I exported the site file upon request, folowed up with detailed explanations, even created a video, all this on my own time, not company time. It just seems I wasted my time and effort and I haven't received a response or status update since June 13th.

Maybe this is common practice, I guess I need to understand how much support can be expected. I understand people get busy but at the very least let us know.

Lightopia1 seems to have the exact same issue ... So there are two available for help.

Unfortunately the company policies do not permit remote access to our servers by thrid parties.

Maybe Lightopia1 is able to help out in this regard.

We will wait patiently, and keep using Coda, in the meantime.

Thank you and have a great day ...

FANTASTIC! Thanks for the update, Janaki.

Thanks, still waiting for the update though ...

Again thanks for addressing the issue.

thanks for the update. I realize this is not your fault, because you have no say in regards of the release schedule. But you fixed the issue internally over 6 month ago and Adobe decided to release it just now.

I can only shake my head in disbelieve.

I would consider this list display issue a high priority issue. Not being able to see files that are there is more than inconvenient.

Understand where I am coming from. When I pay this kind of cash for a software product and receive this kind of release schedule/service for serious issues that are fixed internally 6 month ago and not rolled out within a week or two, then disbelieve sets in.

I have never experience this kind of service for a product of this price range. In the meantime I paid 6 month worth of cloud service charges in which I was not able to use Dreamweaver because of this issue. Add it up and you know what I mean.

I have ditched Dreamweaver for good this is just a waste of my time and money. And it is still a waste of money since I have no choice in choosing my apps I want to use from the cloud. I get charged for the whole thing and all I use at this point is just Photoshop and Illustrator. I wished Adobe would start integrate a per Application fee rather than a flat fee for all programms nobody ever uses unless it is for a business that covers job descriptions for all apps available in the cloud.

Just my 2 cents and a real unhappy Adobe customer.

Merry Christmas.