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[livid mountain]

hi, let me see quickly if I can replicate that.

[agile ginkgo]

thanks so much 😊

[livid mountain]

so I have this running but to be honest I'm not sure how to trigger onBlur to happen, just clicking aroun other parts of my component doesn't trigger it on either iOS/Android target

[agile ginkgo]

Do you have anything wrapping around the screen or the cardfield? in my case, clicking outside of the element causes it to lose focus however the onblur isn't being triggered

[livid mountain]

ah I just added a random TextField so I can click into that

[agile ginkgo]

but the loss of focus is clear as the cursor in the cardfield disappears

[livid mountain]

so anyway yes I can replicate that

[agile ginkgo]

ah so does it just not work on this version? should i upgrade

[livid mountain]

well I am using 0.33.0 in my app, which is the latest

so it's just a bug, I'd suggest opening an issue on Github and I'll also mention it internally

[agile ginkgo]

does it trigger on android for you?

[livid mountain]

yes

[agile ginkgo]

I guess I could a ticket yeah. this worked on 0.23.0 for me but I can't downgrade because the google pay button has a really big border radius

but yes I'll open a ticket then and maybe solve it in the mean time by keeping track of the keyboard opening/closing

is there a good way to get the ref.focused for this particular element, do you know maybe?

[livid mountain]

not sure if it's what you mean but onFocus recieves an argument with the name of the part of the CardField that was focussed

onFocus={focusedField => {
console.log('focusField', focusedField);
}}

[agile ginkgo]

I saw that but I would just need to know that the whole field actually just isn't focused anymore

[livid mountain]

then you need onBlur I'd say, so we need to fix whatever causes it to not fire on iOS

[agile ginkgo]

alright 👍 i'll open a ticket then