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Update React & one fix #5

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@jsg2021 jsg2021 commented May 5, 2016

I should have split this into two, but I was already deep in when I noticed the strict mode bug.

I wanted to jump in and update react for you. So this primarily does that.

However, my previous pull request had a hidden bug because all modules are marked strict by default. There is a fix for that in here as well. Once this pull request is merged, I recommend checking out the tag v0.3.0 and testing it through your stack and then publishing it to npm. Then cut a 0.4.0 with the react updates.

The react updates permit React 0.14 and 15.x versions. Giving your component widest possible user base. For projects suck on 0.13 they can continue to use <=0.3 of this component.

randallknutson and others added 6 commits March 4, 2016 13:07
I didn't realize this file went through a transform and strictmode automatically applied. The JSX at the bottom should have been a dead-giveaway ;P ohwell..  this makes my transformer work by escaping strict mode for the evaluation of the field expressions.
projects that need React 0.13.x, use version 0.3.x.
projects that need React 0.14.x or 15.x.x can use >0.4.x
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Looks good. I knew we had a problem with the "with" line so nice to see a good fix for it.

@randallknutson randallknutson merged commit 84901ec into formio:master Jun 16, 2016
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