ScriptTagProxy uses



var p = Ext.urlEncode(Ext.apply(params, this.extraParams));


On the params it is passed. This assumes that the params are in an object rather than a urlencoded string.

HttpProxy goes through Ext.data.Connection which accepts either.

ScriptTagProxy should also accept either type to keep the interface consistent:


var p = (typeof params == "string") ? params : Ext.urlEncode(params);
if (this.extraParams) {
p += ((p.length == 0) ? "" : "&") + ((typeof this.extraParams == "string") ? this.extraParams : Ext.urlEncode(params));
}

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