We are embedding Domo table cards on a client-facing website as static, read-only snapshots of data. In our use case we have a table that displays a fixed list of data in a specific order, and there is no reason for an end user to sort, filter, or copy the data. Allowing them to do so actually breaks the intentional row order we have set up.
We turned off every available setting at both the card level and the dashboard level and the Sort/Filter/Copy context menu still appears whenever a user clicks a column header. This happens both within the Domo platform and in the embedded iframe on our website, so it is not an embed-specific issue.
We reached out to Domo support and were told this behavior cannot be suppressed regardless of the settings selected, and were directed here to submit a feature request.
Our ask is simple: if a card creator has explicitly turned off all sorting and filtering settings, the Sort/Filter/Copy context menu should not appear. There should be a way to make a table card fully static and non-interactive, particularly for embedded use cases. This feels like a bug more than a missing feature since the existing settings imply that interaction can be disabled, but the context menu appears regardless.
