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yes.

you can use the setstate() call for the button, use it's callback to trigger the blur:

...
this.setstate({ somebuttonstate: bool }, () => blurinput());

after the button modifies the state then it will call the blurinput() method. in there, do some minor javascript to cause the blur, ie.,

blurinput = () => {
  document.getelementbyid(yourinputbuttonid).blur();
}

then should do it, from the text of your question. should be noted it would be synchronous not asynchronous, if you do it an order.


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