Rendering in jSF

<htm:tr styleClass="oddRowSm">
          <htm:td>
               <h:outputText value="pageStatus:" />
          </htm:td>
          <htm:td>
               <h:outputText value="#{pageStatus}" />
          </htm:td>
     </htm:tr>
     <htm:tr styleClass="oddRowSm">
          <htm:td>
               <h:outputText value="resultsBeanPageStatus:" />
          </htm:td>
          <htm:td>
               <h:outputText value="#{resultsBean.pageAdd}" />
          </htm:td>
     </htm:tr>These two print ADD and ADD in my page
<htm:tr styleClass="oddRowSm" rendered="{pageStatus eq resultsBean.pageAdd}">
          <htm:td>
               <h:outputText value="Name:" />
          </htm:td>
          <htm:td>
               <t:inputText style="width:25em;"
                            title="Please enter the Name."
                             value="#{lo.name}" />
          </htm:td>
     </htm:tr>but I am not getting my field in the form.Can some one tell me the reason?

To save us and you the time, before hurrying to the forum, verify if you did it all right.
At least I can spot on that your EL doesn't conform the #{ } notation.

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