It looks like you can add it to your page with the following:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://jsfiddle.net/hugolpz/QUTcW/37/show_js/"></script>
However that url doesn't look to be officially documented and may change. More info here
Question
What is the url to get and only get this fiddle's javascript code ?
So later on, I may use it for tests by calling it using a <script rel="" src=""></script>
link, something like :
<script rel="script" src="http://jsfiddle.net/.../.../myFiddleScrip.js"></script>
JSfiddle store versions of our scripts, which my IDE doesn't.
Edit: I'am aware of the /show/ page, my question is is there an independant .js page ?
Edit: As of March 2013, the following patterns works! (pls +1 Danny's answer!)
Solution
It looks like you can add it to your page with the following:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://jsfiddle.net/hugolpz/QUTcW/37/show_js/"></script>
However that url doesn't look to be officially documented and may change. More info here
OTHER TIPS
see this : view-source:http://fiddle.jshell.net/hugolpz/QUTcW/37/show/
They do not create separate .js
file , they just put your script in script
tags
Edit: new solution by Danny is far easier !
From BrianDHall's comment emerge this heavy direction
$('textarea#id_code_js').value()
),To explore further if you are interested.
If you are fluent in JS, feel free to share a script solving this question. I will valid it.