Hi, No, outside the ng-if the link function works as you would expect. Inside is a different story. What happens is that during compile time the ng-if takes a 'snap-shot' of your bbb directive, and stores it away. then you come around and during link time you go an recompile stuff. that is nice and all, but then comes the ng-if, and that puts back its 'snap-shot'. And gone is your compilation. Does this explain it a bit clearer? It's a oversimplified version of what really happens. If you need something like this, you can always put your aaa directive inside your ng-if, or use ng-show.
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