This happens in a lot of apps, but this one is particularly bad. When a query runs a part of, or the whole app flickers. It is quite distracting an annoying.
Is there a way to turn this off? I get not allowing the user to interact with a table while it is refreshing, but most of the queries I am running only affect a small portion of the app, yet the entire thing dims out. I would prefer a more visually mute method of disabling portions of the app while applicable parts refresh or load.
+1 on this
Hi @bradlymathews Thanks for surfacing this! It sounds buggy 
Can you try re-sending the recording when you have a moment? It doesn't seem to be working for me
Sure: Dropbox Capture
Thank you @bradlymathews
Does your container have hoist loading state toggled on? It seems like that setting is causing this flicker
Turning that off fixes it! Thanks.
Awesome! 
Do charts have this option? Or just containers?
I have a similar issue with a chart that is updated frequently.
Hi @bg1900 this setting is only for containers. Does the query populating the chart need to be triggered so often? Could you use a manually triggered query? One option could be a manual query that triggers on page load:
it is for a graph that is almost animated in realtime--- showing realtime changes. So it does need to be updated constantly.
Is there any clever way around this I haven't considered?
Thanks for your fast response Tess!
Hi @bg1900 Unfortunately, I'm not aware of a good workaround if the data needs to keep getting updated 
If you only want to hide the spinner, you might be able to do some custom css
I think I solved this one, if you turn off 'show loading state' in the app settings it has the desired effect!
Oh nice! I hadn't tried that, but that's great 
Thanks so much for sharing
