message: Include the current power level in the selector
  This ensures we always include the current power level in the power selector,
  even if it's greater than the level you're allowed to set yourself. This ensures
  the selector can display the current value correctly when disabled.
  Fixes
diff: @@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ module.exports = React.createClass({
  // This needs to be done now because levelRoleMap has translated strings
  const levelRoleMap = Roles.levelRoleMap(newProps.usersDefault);
  const options = Object.keys(levelRoleMap).filter((l) => {
  - return l === undefined || l <= newProps.maxValue;
  + return l === undefined || l <= newProps.maxValue || l == newProps.value;
  });
  const isCustom = levelRoleMap[newProps.value] === undefined;
  @@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ module.exports = React.createClass({
  <Field id={`powerSelector_custom_${this.props.powerLevelKey}`} type="number"
  label={this.props.label || _t("Power level")} max={this.props.maxValue}
  onBlur={this.onCustomBlur} onKeyPress={this.onCustomKeyPress} onChange={this.onCustomChange}
  - value={this.state.customValue} disabled={this.props.disabled} />
  + value={String(this.state.customValue)} disabled={this.props.disabled} />
  );
  } else {
  // Each level must have a definition in this.state.levelRoleMap
  @@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ module.exports = React.createClass({
  picker = (
  <Field id={`powerSelector_notCustom_${this.props.powerLevelKey}`} element="select"
  label={this.props.label || _t("Power level")} onChange={this.onSelectChange}
  - value={this.state.selectValue} disabled={this.props.disabled}>
  + value={String(this.state.selectValue)} disabled={this.props.disabled}>
  {options}
  </Field>
  );
  