User and taxonomy links appear on every page

Also, the largest node ID will not give an accurate count of nodes if nodes have been deleted. To get an accurate link count, we need to

1. Count the number of nodes.
2. Count the number of taxonomy terms.
3. Count the number of users.
4. Count the number of returned links.

This will allow us to calculate the number of site maps to show on the index page.

For the individual site maps, we must find the beginning of the range. We start with the lowest nid for which links were returned and count links until the number of links plus the number of nodes equals the chunk size multiplied by the chunk number. The first chunk will start with the home page. After all nodes have been added, we start counting terms, then users, and finally links that do not have nids.

The next nid, tid, uid, or link is the beginning of the current range.

Fixed in CVS commit 64991.

Set issue 110484 to duplicate of this issue.