Hi Naveen, I agree with Eric that this should be done in the model. All data manipulation should be done through the model. However, if you insist, it is not that hard to realize. This is a case where events come in. your DoFoo, can $emit an event. Then parent can catch that event, and do a $broadcast. In the event parameters you can put an id, so the child directive that needs that id, can do its thing. This will work as you want. However it is easy to create a maintenance nightmare this way.
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