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Current Behavior
I have an API Backend Query on a page that depends on a Page State variable.
When I update the Page State using Update Page State → Rebuild Current Page, the API Backend Query correctly runs again with the new parameter.
However, the configured Loading Widget is not displayed while the new API request is running. The old query results remain visible until the new response arrives.
Expected Behavior
When Rebuild Current Page causes a Backend Query to execute again, its configured Loading Widget should be displayed while the query is loading, just as it is during the initial page load.
This is particularly important on slow or unstable connections, because currently there is no indication to the user that new data is being loaded.
Steps to Reproduce
Add an API Backend Query to a page.
Use a Page State variable as one of the API parameters.
Configure a Loading Widget for the Backend Query.
Change the Page State variable using an action with Rebuild Current Page.
The API query runs again correctly.
The Loading Widget is not displayed while the new request is running.
Reproducible from Blank
The steps to reproduce above start from a blank project.
Attached video shows the API Backend Query being re-triggered after a Page State change. The old data remains visible until the new API response arrives, while the configured Loading Widget is never displayed
FF_bug_report_compressed.mp4
Environment
- FlutterFlow version: Current web version (September 3, 2026)
- Platform: Web
- Browser name and version: Google Chrome 152
- Operating system and version affected: Windows 11
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Current Behavior
I have an API Backend Query on a page that depends on a Page State variable.
When I update the Page State using Update Page State → Rebuild Current Page, the API Backend Query correctly runs again with the new parameter.
However, the configured Loading Widget is not displayed while the new API request is running. The old query results remain visible until the new response arrives.
Expected Behavior
When Rebuild Current Page causes a Backend Query to execute again, its configured Loading Widget should be displayed while the query is loading, just as it is during the initial page load.
This is particularly important on slow or unstable connections, because currently there is no indication to the user that new data is being loaded.
Steps to Reproduce
Reproducible from Blank
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Visual documentation
Attached video shows the API Backend Query being re-triggered after a Page State change. The old data remains visible until the new API response arrives, while the configured Loading Widget is never displayed
FF_bug_report_compressed.mp4
Environment
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