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feat(javascript): Add documentation for injecting Html <meta> tags #10926

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</PlatformCategorySection>

### Inject Tracing Information to Outgoing Requests
### Inject Tracing Information into Outgoing Requests

For distributed tracing to work, the two headers that you extracted and stored in the active root span, `sentry-trace` and `baggage`, must be added to outgoing HTTP requests.

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The two services are now connected with your custom distributed tracing implementation.

<PlatformCategorySection supported={['server', 'serverless']}>

### Injecting Tracing Information into HTML

If you're server-side rendering HTML and you use a Sentry SDK in your browser application, you can connect the backend and frontend traces by injecting your server's tracing information `<meta>` tags into the HTML that's initially served to the client. When the frontend SDK is initialized, it will automatically pick up the tracing information from the `<meta>` tags and continue the trace. Note, that your browser SDK needs to register `browserTracingIntegration` for this to work.
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```javascript
function renderHtml() {
const metaTagValues = Sentry.getMetaTagValues(
Sentry.getCurrentScope(),
Sentry.getActiveSpan(),
Sentry.getClient()
);

return `
<html>
<head>
<meta name="sentry-trace" content="${metaTagValues["sentry-trace"]}">
<meta name="baggage" content="${metaTagValues.baggage}">
</head>
<body>
<!-- Your HTML content -->
</body>
</html>
`;
}
```

<Note>

This setup is only required if you have a custom SSR or HTML page generation setup.
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Can we avoid showing this note, and simply only show this whole section for relevant SDKs? So hide it for next, remix etc?

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Yeah let's try this first. We can always expand the allowlist if users are asking for it.

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Ok, updated to notSupported=['browser'] which makes this section also dissappear for meta framework SDKs

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If you're using a meta framework like Next.js, the respective Sentry SDK already takes care of setting the tracing information automatically.

</Note>

</PlatformCategorySection>

### Starting a New Trace

Available since SDK version `8.5.0`.
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