In general, you should not call $compile twice on the same piece of dom. If
you are adding directives in the children of your directive you are fine
just adding the dom from the compile (since the children have not been
compiled yet:
directive('validateForm', function ($compile) {
return {
restrict: 'A',
compile: function (element, attrs) {
var form = element.find('form');
form.append('<label ng-show="formName.total.$error.noteven"
for="total">The total field should not be even.</label>');
}
};
});
If you need to add additional directives to the same element of your
directive, then you should set terminal: true and give it a high priority.
This will stop compilation at your directive, which can then modify the dom
and call compile again with a maximum priority (so that your directive does
not get called again).
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