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The simple answer is no, nothing out of the box but there’s a few ways of solving this.
1. Add some javascript to $_lang[’ef_validation_message’’] (in the eform language file) which forces the form to be visible on page load.
2. Set the action of the form to a new page which has the same eForm call as on your current page in it’s main content area. Submissions with form errors would get the page with an error message. To those who successfully submit the form it doesn’t need to make any difference.
3. As an extension to 2 you could write yourself js code to make the form submit with an AJAX call. You’d also have to write a callback function to interpret the result.