Getting Started with Selenium Core
Selenium Core is one of several ways you can use Selenium for browser automation. One of the easiest ways to get started is to use "Selenium IDE" to record a test and play it back. (At the time of this writing, May 2006, Selenium IDE only works in Firefox.)
The first thing to read is our own Selenium Core guide, available on OpenQA:
http://www.openqa.org/selenium-core/usage.html
Instructive Selenium Core examples to get you started quickly:
"Starting with Selenium" blog entry by Ian Bicking
Using Selenium for automated functional testing of ASP.NET applications by Peter Krantz
Some tutorials by Grig Gheorghiu:
30-second Selenium installation tutorial
A short note on running Selenium in TestRunner mode
Article on Selenium in October 2005 issue of "Better Software"
Ajax testing with Selenium
Useful tools for writing Selenium tests
Remote Web application testing with Selenium IDE
Ajax testing with Selenium using waitForCondition

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Sep 22, 2009
jeffatopenqa says:
Link to reference documentation (1st link on page at the moment) seems bad - pag...Link to reference documentation (1st link on page at the moment) seems bad - page missing