I hunted around, and managed to find some configuration settings for
the form validation that removed the arrow, and the non-breaking
space. It also allows you to customise the error classnames and the
id's, but not the object that is returned.
adding this to your modules config.php changes the messages...
<code>
sfConfig::add(
array(
// Form validation setup
'sf_validation_error_prefix' => '',
'sf_validation_error_suffix' => '',
'sf_validation_error_class' => 'error_message',
'sf_validation_error_id_prefix' => 'error_for_'
)
);
</code>
The main problem facing now is form_error function being unmodular.
You can't specify a class or function to handle form errors, so your
stuck with symfony's built in error handling which is atrocious for
standards compliance.
I'll try and see if I can dig deeper to it, and perhaps I won't have
to hard code modifcations to the symfony code.
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