Question: I have a directive, which contains three buttons. If i hit one it should create a new instance of the directive with an own scope.

This new directive should get an title which is set to the parameter of the previous clicked button.

```
ng-click="add('blue');

```

So the directive has an isolated scope, set by:

```
scope: {},
restrict: 'E',
templateUrl: 'xyz.html'

```

And a link inside DDO:

```
controller: function($scope) {
  $scope.colorTypes = {
    "red" : true,
    "green" : false,
    "blue" : false
  }
}
link: function(scope, element, attrs) {
  scope.add = function(color){
    colorTypes = {
      "red": false,
      "green": false,
      "blue": false
    }
    colorTypes[color] = true;
    var el = $compile('<my-directive myColor='colorTypes'></my-directive>')(scope);
    element.parent().append(el);
  }
}

```

How can i get the value (new color) into the $compile for the new directive?

Answer: 
You are doing almost everything correctly, except passing the value :)

You can either do string manipulation before to add the actual string of the `color` variable.

Or (I think, more elegantly), you could just create an element and add an attribute:

```
link: function(scope, element) {
  scope.add = function(colorType) {
    var colorTypes = {
      "green": false,
      "red": false,
      "blue": false
    };
    colorTypes[colorType] = true;

    var newElem = angular.element("<my-colors>");

    var childScope = scope.$new(false); // create a child scope for the directive
    childScope.colorTypes = colorTypes;

    $compile(newElem)(childScope);

    element.parent().append(newElem);
  }
}

```
Not sure exactly about your desired endpoint, but this shows how to use the value:

```
scope: {
     myColor: "="
},
link: function(scope, element, attrs) {
      scope.addDirective = function(color){
         var el = $compile('<my-directive myColor=\'{{color}}\'></my-directive>')(scope);
         element.parent().append(el);
      }
}

```

Notice you must have the `myColor` in scope since the directive is expecting it.

[Fiddle](http://jsfiddle.net/HB7LU/11127/)