You should definately test it...but...
The AjaxPro.onError receives a parameter.
I think the parameter has properties like:
function handleException(aError){
alert(aError.Message);
alert(aError.Stack);
}
and a couple others...if you have fireBug for FireFox then just
console.log(aError) to view all the properties.
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