The Save for Web resizing bug is fixed. Yay!

If it's not working for you, I suggest you quit the app, trash your preferences & start it again. It should work.

It is really hard to help you guys when you don't tell us about your system, platform etc.

But besidess the prefrences you should e ttrashing the settings folder not just the preference file and there is a save for the web preferences folder as well that can go also and if on a mac then you want to also get rid of the com.adobe.illustrator.plist which i think also exists on windows. I do not think you have to reinstall.

for the Mac

1. Quit Illustrator.
2.Go to User/username/Library/Preferences/ Adobe illustrator CS6 Settings and trash the settings folder, the whole folder not just the contents of the folder..
3. Start Illustrator. Illustrator creates a new preferences file.

For the PC.

1. Quit Illustrator.
2. Rename the AIPrefs file (for example, to AIPrefs.old) in the Users/(user)/AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Adobe Illustrator CS6 Settings folder.
3. Start Illustrator. Illustrator creates a new preferences file.

When you tab out of the Width (or Height) field or click in the other field, the update will happen. It won't automatically refresh on changing values, nothing wonky about it.

Yes, I can also see what you are seeing. Unfortunately this is a bug. Looks like this has cropped up because of the other resizing bug (where when you input a value, say 1200, the value got truncated to 120) that they fixed in the update. Go right ahead and report it.

Same issue here. EXTREMELY frustrating. I may do some video captures of what's going on and post it up on youtube or try to find a way to send it to Adobe. Today I had to save out about 6 different logos in Save for Web, each in a JPEG, GIF, and PNG formats, so that was 18 different saves, and it's a complete pain in the butt. I usually have to hit the "Clip to Artboard" setting a couple of times before it will catch and the image refresh. I've tried tabbing from number to number, and clicking on different fields, and the Clip to Artboard setting seems to be the only thing that I can toggle that will change it nearly 100% of the time, but having to toggle it on and off trying to get it to catch is ridiculously stupid. It's basically like kicking the dashboard in your car to get the air conditioner to work...rather than actually having it fixed and working the way it should. Hey Adobe....I'm sick of kicking the dashboard in CS6 with all of these bugs (this is one of many I've seen)

Just put the stupid "Apply" button back, Adobe. It wasn't broke, why the crap did you think it was necessary to "fix"? Did you really think it was that much of a hassle for us to hit the "Apply" button to refresh the settings? I never once said to myself "Hitting this stupid Apply button is so cumbersome! I wish they would just take it out and auto-update everything as I type!" It's like you guys were just reaching for petty little things to jack with instead of actually trying to create nice new features. Stroke width adjustment=good new idea. Messing with basic fundamental features that perfect as they were=dumb.

I too am having this problem and have just resorted to "Exporting" the file as a jpeg from illustrator..  The only way I could get it to resize was to change from "Text Optimization" to either "None'" or "Art Optimization".  At least it has quite changing the value when I typed 500 pixels in the sizing box.  It used to automatically change it to 50 and I'd have to do it multiple times. 

I do have the same problem, it was easy & quick in CS5, but fails now in CS6 - as webdesigner I realy depend on this workflow. Sure there are more of us. Please fix this bug!

I have the latest updates yet also having the same issue.

Will also be raising a ticket regarding this.

need to specify that the H or W dimension that i designate is highlighted when i cycle through the linked dimensions icon...

This is incredibly frustrating, especially as it relates to an absolutely essential piece of functionality. I am on Windows 7 64 bit and I have found (though it seems that results may vary with any of these solutions) that if I change the values in the width and height fields, and then change the value in the Optimization dropdown, that it convinces Illustrator to resize the image. You can then reset the  optimization to 'none', if that is what you actually require, and the new dimensions maintain.  This seems to work irrespective of whether or not the porportion lock is activated .

I can't believe that Adobe would overlook something so integral, and I expect this to be resolved soon!!

Typical Adobe, as of lately. I opened a thread over on the Photoshop forums regarding CS6's lack of thumbnail previews when in list view on Windows, and they marked it as "Not a Problem". Seems Adobe is deciding for us which features are important and which are not.

This is totally erratic for me. I too couldnt get it to resize consistently. Thanks to the advice here i trashed preferences and indeed it worked ok the first time, then not the second :-( so i tried clicking into the size boxes after and it was working but then again not always, so i've been using the color box option. Thanks for that.

actually looked back throught proposed fixes and thanks to Axiom Designs for the only fix that consistently works!