Hi, Well, In this case you might need to see on a per directive base what you need. For example your directive 1 and 4 use their parent controller (Which might be in yet another directive!) and your directive 2 and 3 use a service. You can create a service that takes care of everything you need, but that's demanding some complicated stuff to be in there. Manual caching an keeping references and stuff like that. It can be done, but it might be overkill for what you are aiming for.
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