Hi Paul, Well, if you want to tackle this, start of with logging every step in your program, analyze what happens with enabling/disabling the ngIf. You have to get familiar with the complete flow of your app, We are not talking about some complexity. It gets hairy because you are using multiple scope manipulating directives on a single element. It is really better to avoid this altogether! (hence my advice on moving the ngIf to the inside of your element. Check for ngIf in your directive and throw an error is a better, and more maintainable solution!
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