How do I prevent tree collapse after insert of row?

Hi,
I've got a tree with several discrattrbindings. It's a recursive tree representing a parent/child relation.
If I add a sub record to one of the children, the tree collapses. The insert is fine and the tree is ok, it's just that it completely collapses everytime I add something. How do I prevent this? This is extremely annoying for users.
(jdev9031 on win2k)
Greetings,
Ivo

I've got some additional info, which I think is a bug.
After the first record is added, the tree is collapsed, as I've said above. Now, if I reopen the tree and then try to open a node (that was previously closed) which has no subitems, then at the moment I click the '+', the entire tree collapses again. If I open a node that contains subs, it's fine, but empty nodes cause the tree to collapse.
This is only after insertion of a row. If I run the app without inserting a row, the tree remains open if I open an empty node.

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