Okay, that is more likely a bundle type and not a variable product. I don’t know why WooCommerce reports incorrect prices to them. As far as I know, the bundle addition is an official WooCommerce plugin, so it should work, but maybe it is more complicated for bundled items.
Please let me know if you find anything. If it helps your developer, our plugin uses the following code to fetch the prices:
if ( $p->is_type('variable') && $field != '_sale_price' ) {
$price = $p->get_price_html();
} else {
switch ($field) {
case '_regular_price':
$price = $p->get_regular_price();
break;
case '_sale_price':
$price = $p->get_sale_price();
break;
case '_tax_price':
$price = wc_get_price_including_tax($p);
break;
case '_price_html':
$price = $p->get_price_html();
break;
default:
$price = $p->get_price();
break;
}
if ( $field != '_price_html' && $price != '' ) {
if ($currency != '')
$price = wc_price($price, array('currency' => $currency));
else
$price = wc_price($price);
}
}This is basically it. In theory this should return the correct price for a product with a formatted currency symbol.