Yield Templates with meteor and iron router

Question

I am using the new blaze-integration branch of IR and have made the necessary changes for an existing application. I have in one of my templates a yield region:

<div>
        {{> yield region='signup-detail'}}
</div>

I would like to set this region in a route configuration using yieldTemplates. My route is configured like so:

this.route('signUpInfo', {
        path: '/sign-up',
        template: 'signUp-form',
        yieldTemplates: _.extend({}, mainYieldTemplates, {
            'information': {to: 'signup-detail'}
        })
    });

mainYieldTemplates = {
    'footer': { to: 'footer' },
    'header': {to: 'header'}
};

My template 'information' is not rendering into signup-detail. Only happens with the new shark branch and IR blaze, has anything changed with Yield templates ?

The footer and header templates are set correctly.

EDIT: Template Layout

<template name="basicLayout">

    {{> yield region='header'}}
    <div class="container">
        <div class="row">
            <div class="col-md-12 col-centered padding-top-four-em">
                {{> yield}}
            </div>
        </div>
        <hr>
        <footer>
            {{> yield region='footer'}}
        </footer>
    </div>
</template>

EDIT 2: SignUp Form template

<template name="signUp-form">
    <div class="col-md-12 signup-container">
        {{>signUpSideBar}}
        <div class="col-md-9 signup-content gray-border-box">
            {{> yield region='signup-detail'}}
        </div>
    </div>
</template>

Note: The signUp-form template has a region signup-detail. This is where my route signUpInfo needs to render the information template to that region. This used to work in IR before the blaze-integration.

Answer 1

I don't know it's a perfect way to render.But it works for me

route.js

Router.route('/', function () {

    // use the template named ApplicationLayout for our layout
    this.layout('ApplicationLayout');

    // render the Post template into the "main" region
    // {{> yield}}
    this.render('Post');

    // render the PostAside template into the yield region named "aside" 
    // {{> yield "aside"}}
    this.render('PostAside', {to: 'aside'});

    // render the PostFooter template into the yield region named  "footer" 
   // {{> yield "footer"}}
   this.render('PostFooter', {to: 'footer'});
});

ApplicationLayout.html

<template name="ApplicationLayout">
    <header>
        <h1>{{title}}</h1>
    </header>

    <aside>
        {{> yield "aside"}}
    </aside>

    <article>
        {{> yield}}
    </article>

    <footer>
        {{> yield "footer"}}
    </footer>
</template>

main.html

<template name="Post">
    <p>
        {{post_content}}
    </p>
</template>

<template name="PostFooter">
    Some post specific footer content.
</template>

<template name="PostAside">
    Some post specific aside content.
</template>

Answer 2

Looks like your {{> yield region='signup-detail'}} isn't in your yieldTemplate, so the router can't find the signup-detail region to insert your 'information' template.

{{> yield}} in your yieldTemplate is rendering 'signUp-form' (from your template: assignment in your route.

If your 'signup-detail' template is a template within 'signUp-form', just use {{> signup-detail}}.

If you want 'signup-detail' to be re-used across multiple templates as a part of the layoutTemplate, then add {{> yield region='signup-detail'}} to your yieldTemplate.