Phew, do you use that as a bookmarklet? Why not use Firebug or IE Web
Developer to get a console? Whatever console you use, loading jQuery
is as easy as adding script tags that link to a jQuery library. I
know that there's some ScriptMonkey code out there that'll enable
jQuery on any page, but I don't have experience with it.
Charles
@doublerebel.com
On Oct 1, 1:16 pm, jshArea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello!
> Can I load the jQuery library in my jshArea? What is the best way?
> (thanks)
>
> Background:
>
> type this code in your browser address bar:
>
> javascript:function fun(){ var win = window.open(document.location);
> win.document.write("<html><head><title>jshArea - JavaScript Hacking
> Area by Davide Rognoni</title></head><body><form><textarea
> id='jshArea' cols='80' rows='18'>alert(opener)</textarea><br><input
> type='button' value='eval jshArea'
> onclick='javascript:eval(document.getElementById(\"jshArea
> \").value)'></form></body></html>") } fun()
>
> and press ENTER. This code open a new window with the jshArea.
