Fix importer bug where layer order would get screwed up

framer/Importer.coffee

@@ -48,18 +48,9 @@ class exports.Importer
 
 		importedKey = "#{@paths.documentName}/layers.json.js"
 
-		if window.__imported__?.hasOwnProperty importedKey
+		if window.__imported__?.hasOwnProperty(importedKey)
 			return window.__imported__[importedKey]
 
-		# # For now this does not work in Chrome and we throw an error
-		# try
-		# 	return Framer.Utils.domLoadJSONSync @paths.layerInfo
-		# catch e
-		# 	if Utils.isChrome
-		# 		alert ChromeAlert
-		# 	else
-		# 		throw e
-
 		return Framer.Utils.domLoadJSONSync @paths.layerInfo
 
 	_createLayer: (info, superLayer) ->
@@ -103,7 +94,7 @@ class exports.Importer
 		if not layer.image and not info.children.length and not info.maskFrame
 			layer.frame = new Frame
 
-		info.children.reverse().map (info) => @_createLayer info, layer
+		_.clone(info.children).reverse().map (info) => @_createLayer info, layer
 
 		# TODODODODOD
 		if not layer.image and not info.maskFrame

framer/Layer.coffee

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ class exports.Layer extends BaseClass
 		super options
 
 		# Add this layer to the current context
-		@_context._layerList.push @
+		@_context._layerList.push(@)
 
 		# Keep track of the default values
 		# @_defaultValues = options._defaultValues
@@ -83,7 +83,6 @@ class exports.Layer extends BaseClass
 
 		# Insert the layer into the dom or the superLayer element
 		if not options.superLayer
-			@bringToFront()
 			@_insertElement() if not options.shadow
 		else
 			@superLayer = options.superLayer
@@ -340,6 +339,7 @@ class exports.Layer extends BaseClass
 		@_element = document.createElement "div"
 
 	_insertElement: ->
+		@bringToFront()
 		@_context.getRootElement().appendChild @_element
 
 	destroy: ->