Thanks a lot, Daniel, but in my case I have to trigger different functions depending on the results of validation. Lets say I have 2 fields: field_1 and field_2. If field_1 passed validation and field_2 didn't - action needs to trigger function a() and show default template. If field_2 didn't pass validation but field_2 passed - action needs to trigger function b() and then show different template. So this can not be implemented just in the form(( I still need to get info about which exactly errors happened to which fields. Maybe I can check this by $form['field_1']->hasError(), but I still need to get error code or error description.
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