Almost, actually. For those who solicitous, please check-out from the svn repository and give it a try.

0.7.1 have a few exciting features along with it.

• Element Highlighting . Highlight the currently operating html element in AUT, so that users can see which element is being "clicked". (Honestly I don't feel it's very useful :>)
• Break Points . Click any row of test case and you'll get a break point in place (and the row will be marked gray). Click it again, the break point will be removed. Well, what is a break point? A break point is something will interrupt your test and you must click "Continue" to move forward...
• CSS Selectors . Wow, it's really cool...Now you can use CSS selectors for element locators, such as css=a[href="#id3"] . Refer to Selenium Reference doco for detailed information.

For those new to Selenium , there's an article about it : Automate acceptance test with Selenium . (For you lucky guys if you can read Chinese: Test Web Applications with Selenium .) Although it mentioned Ajax, there's just nothing about "testing Ajax applications". If you are developing an Ajax application and wanna test it with Selenium, there's another article may help:? Ajax testing with Selenium using waitForCondition . From 0.5.0 (I guess), waitForXxxx commands were made part of Selenium Core (rather than an user extension as the article mentioned). At last, there's a forum discussing everything about Selenium.?

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