angularjs - Nested directive, where child directive is based on parent attribute -


is possible "tell" directive use specific directive, based on attributes provided first directive?

an example:

let's have following html

<parent-directive child-type="foo" />

and following directive

.directive('parentdirective', function () {   return {     restrict: 'e',     scope: {       childtype: '@'     },     templateurl: 'parent.html'   }; });

where parent.html is

<!-- html --> <{{childtype}} /> <!-- more html -->

and foo directive

.directive('foo', function () {   return {     restrict: 'e',     scope: {     },     templateurl: 'foo.html'   }; });

the above not possible, since directives handled in 2 phases, , childtype isn't linked until second phase, link phase. there way, can this?

the goal here use directives display custom bootstrap modals, header , footer of modals same, body should inserted using set of different directives.

thanks

seems want achieve kind of transclusion http://teropa.info/blog/2015/06/09/transclusion.html

<parent-directive>    <foo></foo> </parent-directive>  .directive('parentdirective', function () {   return {     restrict: 'e',     tranclude: true,     templateurl: 'parent.html'   }; });

parent.html:

<div ng-transclude></div>

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