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i actually just had to do this last week. What worked for me was the following...

 

Go to the following URL

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupee

 

under the section labelled "Alternative names and pronunciations", you will see the symbol, hopefully that is the symbol you are looking for. I have copied it here as well

7px-Indian_Rupee_symbol.svg.png

 

you should literally be able to highlight the symbol here and copy it. The go into your back office and paste it into the symbol field and save.

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i actually just had to do this last week. What worked for me was the following...

 

Go to the following URL

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupee

 

under the section labelled "Alternative names and pronunciations", you will see the symbol, hopefully that is the symbol you are looking for. I have copied it here as well

7px-Indian_Rupee_symbol.svg.png

 

you should literally be able to highlight the symbol here and copy it. The go into your back office and paste it into the symbol field and save.

thanks for the help...It works

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i actually just had to do this last week. What worked for me was the following...

 

Go to the following URL

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rupee

 

under the section labelled "Alternative names and pronunciations", you will see the symbol, hopefully that is the symbol you are looking for. I have copied it here as well

7px-Indian_Rupee_symbol.svg.png

 

you should literally be able to highlight the symbol here and copy it. The go into your back office and paste it into the symbol field and save.

 

Thanks, I've done this but when viewed on Chrome in Windows, the product list prices are shown with an overlap of the symbol & first digit, making the price incorrect.

 

Ex: http://droppedpin.net/Store/new-products-dropped-pin

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Rupee Symbol is not displayed in chrome and safari, but displayed in mozilla firefox, in chrome and safari rupee symbol is displayed in box type, how to solve this in chrome and safari, my chrome version is 27.0.1453.116 m, please help me

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hi harry ,

what happened? hi narahari have you cleared the browser history and cookies and try that .my Version is 27.0.1453.116 m i am getting the rupee symbol and post what you have done according to my solution post your steps to implement that solutions?please try all the steps in my previous post and add the rupee.js file

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I opend this link to 2 of my colleague systems, they are using the same chrome version what i am used, 1 person has not displayed the rupee symbol and 1 has displayed the rupee symbol, but both of there Firefox browsers are displayed the symbol, i am thinking to that may be it is browser issue, please give the solution this way

 

http://droppedpin.ne...cts-dropped-pin

 

The above link is not my site, this link i found in this topic only (#4)

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The easy way, just include the following Javascript on your website header just before the closing </header> tag, just paste the following code to the header.tpl of your theme folder, it will convert all instances of Rs or Rs. to the Rupee 14px-Indian_Rupee_symbol.svg.png font:


 


<script src="//cdn.jsdelivr.net/rupyainr/1.0.0/rupyaINR.min.js"></script> [put http: before //cdn.]


 


adding this on your website will convert every instance of Rs, Rs. and INR to Indian Rupee Symbol Rs (note that there should be a [space] after the rupee word - example : Rs [space]200)


 


for more information: http://rupyainr.com/


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