My guess is that it's the 'public shared' declaration for the su_strUser
string and that this is being set GLOBALLY (vs. per session) whenever any
CMS user calls this class. As such, if two people happen to save a page at
the same time, the info crosses.
If that's the case, what should I be using? Is there where I need to use
properties vs. public variables?
Your guess is correct. The answer depends on the rest of your architecture
really. Is it enough just to removed the shared and make it private?
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