Multi Disk sorting Screwed up in 11.1.4

iTunes 11.1.4 OSX 10.9.1
I have the first 3 audio books of A Game Of Thrones totaling over 90 CD's and over 1000 files!
When I importen them, iTunes dunped them in the Music Liberary with seperate Disk folder's. I have moved them over the Audio book folder but it has just mashed them all together in one folder!
How do I get itunes to leave them this kind of sort?
Book1>Disk 1>Files
Book2>Disk 1>Files
Book3>Disk 1>Files
instead of
AGOT>everything
or is this the old itunes multi disk sort bug still not fixed?

Hi All,
My issue got resolved by modifying the save button logic..
In the existing code we are commiting the data in the backing bean using
getAm().getDBTransaction().commit();
I just replaced the code with the below commit action from page definition and it started working...
BindingContainer bc = getBindings();
oracle.binding.OperationBinding opb = bc.getOperationBinding("Commit");
opb.execute();
System.out.println("opb.getErrors() :"+opb.getErrors());
if(opb.getErrors().isEmpty()){
But still no clue why it is working...........
Thanks,
Rajesh

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