HTML Table Filter Generator - Extra large data

	var tfConfig = {
		col_width: ['50px','100px','150px','150px','150px'],
		sort: true,
		sort_config: {  
        	sort_types:['None','Number','String','Number','String']  
     	},
		paging: true,
		paging_target_id: 'pageNav',
		custom_slc_options: {  
             cols:[1],  
             texts: [['0','1 - 500','500 - 5000','5000 - 10000','10000 - 25000','25000 - 50000','50000 - 80000']],  
             values: [  
                         ['0','>0 && <=500','>500 && <=5000','>5000 && <=10000','>10000 && <=25000','>25000 && <=50000','>50000 && <=80000']  
                     ],  
             sorts: [false]  
        },
		col_0: "none",
		col_1: "select",
		display_all_text: "[ Clear ]",
		filters_row_index: 1,
		alternate_rows: true,
		rows_counter: true,
		rows_counter_text: "Rows: ",
		btn_reset: true,
		loader: true,
		loader_html: '',
		loader_css_class: 'myLoader',
		status_bar: true,
		status_bar_target_id: 'statusMsg',
		/* Custom theme */  
		themes: {   
			name:['MyTheme'],   
			src:['TableFilter/TF_Themes/MyTheme/MyTheme.css'],   
			description:['My stylesheet'],   
			initialize:[null]  
		}
	}
	var tf = setFilterGrid("demo", tfConfig);

Implementation suggestions:

In order to improve the script performances with very large tables:

reduce the number of "select" filters if possible, this is what takes time: parsing cell values of each column and inserting them in the drop-down filter
if above not possible, use the custom_slc_options property, as show in this example, or set the fill_slc_on_demand property to true, in fact, drop-down filters will be populated at first use only and not at page load (check http://tablefilter.free.fr/load-filters-on-demand.htm)
make sure there are not nested elements in each cell (ie ...
```
<td>
	<table><tr>
		<td>My cell value</td>
	</tr></table> 
</td>
```
...). It takes more time to retrieve the cell value especially under IE

Note:

I had many questions concerning how to use this script with very large tables, many developers complained about the script becoming very slow with huge quantity of data, some of them using HTML tables containing more than 30 000 rows...

I remind that this is a client-side script and at a certain point you will inevitably reach the limits of your browser and PC ressources! Moreover, I really don't see the point in doing that, if you display data with an HTML table of more than 30 000 rows you are for sure doing it via a server, therefore you better reduce these datas server-side before sending them to the client...