What is the proper way to dynamically add or remove directive from compiled and linked element?
I have a page that has bunch of inputs there (the list is pretty long, so i want to come up with a general solution). What i want to do is to disable all the inputs if specific flag set. I can do this by using jQuery's element.prop('disabled', true).
The problem of such approach is that if any of inputs have ng-disabled or ng-enabled directives attached, then on any their expression modification they will override previously set 'disabled' property. But I want them to not override my global flag.
I came up with the solution to add another bunch of watchers for ng-disabled or ng-enabled expression, but it seems to be not the best approach.
What I want to do, is to remove most of directives attached to the element and set appropriate attributes myself. But if I recompile and relink the element, and then replace it in the document, then I will get a memory leak, as the old element will be deattached from the DOM document tree, and will remain in memory. I cannot destroy element's scope either, because those elements basically use whole page's main scope.
