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Issue	Author's Response
chapter 2, page 40. You say "In this example, you’re specifically working with a GuestResponse object, so change RSVPForm.aspx’s code-behind class to derive from ViewPage<GuestResponse>:" public partial class RSVPForm : ViewPage<GuestResponse> { } doesn't give me the option to access the code behind of the RSVPForm.aspx (MVC View Page). What I can do abou it?	If you're reading the "Preview" book, I believe it refers to ASP.NET MVC 1 CTP 3, which does give you code-behind classes. If you want to use the final version of ASP.NET MVC 1, please get the final version of the book - http://www.apress.com/book/view/1430210079