Hi all,

I am using t:columns tag to display dynamic number of columns inside a
dataTable.  However, I do not want to display the first column: is there an
‘index’ type attribute that I can use in a JSTL tag like this:

<t:columns id="columns" value="#{workbenchForm.columns}" var="column" 
index="columnIndex">
  <c:if test="#{columnIndex}!=0">
    <f:facet name="header">
      <t:commandSortHeader columnName="#{column.label}" arrow="true"
actionListener="#{workbenchForm.actionListener}"
styleClass="cellDataHeader">
        <h:outputText value="#{column.label}" />
      </t:commandSortHeader>
    </f:facet>
    <h:outputLink value="#{workbenchForm.linkHref}" ><h:outputText
value="#{workbenchForm.columnValue}" /></h:outputLink>
  </c:if>
</t:columns>

, or do I need to do this in a backing bean?

Thanks for helping,

Misha
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