JavaScript Interpreter Bookmarklet

Question: Can I have a bookmarklet with the JavaScript interpreter?

Answer: Yes. In fact, some JS programmers find that a JavaScript interpreter bookmarklet is very useful. Not only it allows to execute a line of JavaScript code on-the-fly - it also helps you check the state of any variable in your code while viewing your HTML page. Here it is - the JavaScript interpreter bookmarklet.

To get the JavaScript interpreter prompt, click on the above hyperlink.
To check the state of a JS variable, enter the variable name.
To execute a line of JS code, enter the code.
To close the interpreter prompt, click Cancel in the prompt box.
To add the JavaScript interpreter to your bookmarks, right-click on the hyperlink and choose Add bookmark or Add to Favorites (depending on your browser).

This bookmarklet has been tested with both NS4 and MSIE4.