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• Bug
• Feature

Expected Behavior

When using AXARadio with React, the component behaves as "uncontrolled", although it is set as "controlled" by the code. E.g. the user can "check" the radio button, although its "checked" props is set to false.

E.g. in the simplified code bellow, the option"b" should be selected and user should be unable to select option "a". However, the user is able to select option "a".
...
const AXARadioReact = withReact(AXARadio);
...
this.state = {
radio: 'b'
}
...
handleRadioChange = (event) => { //intentionally empty
}
....
<AXARadioReact
value="a"
name="name1"
onChange={this.handleRadioChange}
checked={this.state.radio === 'a'}
>
a

<AXARadioReact
value="b"
name="name1"
onChange={this.handleRadioChange}
checked={this.state.radio === 'b'}
>
b

.....

Currently is the user can "check" the radio button, although its "checked" props is set to "false"

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

(see code snips above)

1. Create a AXARadio with React
2. Place multiple AxaRadioReact buttons into a component (with the same name)
3. Set their checked props e.g. to "false"
4. Run the react application and try to switch between the options of radio buttons (it should not be possible, but it is)

Specifications

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• Browser: Chrome
• Browser Version: Version 71.0.3578.98 (Official Build) (64-bit)
• Platform: Windows

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