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layout: post
title: State Persistence in ASP.NET MVC Accordion | Syncfusion
description: Learn here about state persistence in Syncfusion Essential ASP.NET MVC Accordion control, its elements, and more.
description: Learn here all about state persistence in Syncfusion Essential ASP.NET MVC Accordion control, its elements, and more.
platform: ejmvc
control: Accordion
documentation: ug
---

# State Persistence
# State Persistence in ASP.NET MVC Accordion

Accordion widget can store the model value in the browser cookies and on every time after initial rendering, the control get the model from the cookie only. Using EnablePersistence property you can store the model value in cookies. Thus when any changes are made dynamically then those values are updated in cookie. On refreshing the page the past state of the Accordion control is maintained in cookie and control is rendered from it.

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![](State-Persistence_images/State-Persistence_img1.png)
![ASP.NET MVC Accordion State Persistence](State-Persistence_images/aspnet-mvc-accordion-state-persistence.png)





1. Accordion Selected Item changed

![](State-Persistence_images/State-Persistence_img2.png)
![ASP.NET MVC Accordion Selected Item](State-Persistence_images/aspnet-mvc-accordion-selected-item.png)



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layout: post
title: Node | Diagram | ASP.NET MVC | Syncfusion
description: node
description: Learn here all about Node in Syncfusion Essential ASP.NET MVC Diagram control, its elements, and more.
platform: ejmvc
control: Diagram
documentation: ug
---

# Node
# Node in ASP.NET MVC Diagram

Nodes are graphical object that represent visual data to be placed on the page.

![](Node_images/Node_img1.png)
![Node in ASP.NET MVC Diagram](Node_images/aspnet-mvc-diagram-node.png)

## Create Node

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{% endhighlight %}

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![Add Node in ASP.NET MVC Diagram](Node_images/aspnet-mvc-diagram-add-node.png)

### Add node at runtime

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{% endhighlight %}

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![Add Node at Runtime in ASP.NET MVC Diagram](Node_images/aspnet-mvc-diagram-add-node-at-runtime.png)

### Add node from palette

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{% endhighlight %}

![](Node_images/Node_img4.png)
![Position in ASP.NET MVC Diagram Node](Node_images/aspnet-mvc-diagram-node-position.png)

## Types

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{% endhighlight %}

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![Appearance in ASP.NET MVC Diagram Node](Node_images/aspnet-mvc-diagram-node-appearance.png)

### Gradient

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{% endhighlight %}

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![Gradient in ASP.NET MVC Diagram Node](Node_images/aspnet-mvc-diagram-node-gradient.png)

## Shadow

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{% endhighlight %}


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![Shadow in ASP.NET MVC Diagram Node](Node_images/aspnet-mvc-diagram-node-shadow.png)

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{% endhighlight %}

![](Node_images/Node_img8.png)
![ASP.NET MVC Diagram Node Customizing Shadow](Node_images/aspnet-mvc-diagram-node-customizing-shadow.png)

## Interaction

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title: About ASP.NET MVC Grid Control | Syncfusion
title: Overview about ASP.NET MVC Grid Control | Syncfusion
description: Learn here all about introduction of Syncfusion Essential Studio ASP.NET MVC Grid Control, its elements, and more.
platform: ejmvc
control: Grid
documentation: ug
---

# ASP.NET MVC Grid Overview
# Overview of ASP.NET MVC Grid

The grid control for ASP.NET MVC is an efficient display engine for tabular data. It will pull from a datasource, such as List of collections, OData web services, or DataManager, binding data fields to columns and displaying a column header to identify the field. It is a feature-rich control that provides extensive appearance customization options with support for grouped records. This grid is very useful for generating complex grid-based reports with rich formatting. The most important features available in the grid control for ASP.NET MVC are paging, sorting, filtering, searching, grouping, and editing.

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