Directive doesn't work if the hierarchy is not direct

[lonormaly]

Hello,

The directive isn't working if the masonry-tile is not a direct child of masonry.
Let's say I have a directive called "thumbnail" which contains a template:

and the masonry-tile should be on the div.
Currently, there is an error:
TypeError: Cannot read property 'update' of undefined
From var master = elem.parent('*[masonry]:first').scope(),
update = master.update, on the directive (line 54).

Can you support non-direct child of masonry?

Thanks,
Shai

[RopoMen]

Also I noticed one thing in this line

var master = elem.parent('*[masonry]:first').scope(),

I think it will break if masonry directive is initialized through class, because directive gives that change
restrict: 'AC',

[shashank1992]

Hello,
I find another problem with the above line.
var master = elem.parent('*[masonry]:first').scope()
I tried to use two masonry divs in one page which doesn't work. I figure the problem is because of the above line. Which is why all the elements in the first masonry are hidden even though they are loaded .