The parameter is the parameter to the getUrl command, and earlier at least, it required, username with an optional password before the filename was specified. The reason for that may be that the url you are sending Filemaker Pro is malformed, this is just a speculation, as I don’t have the dictionary for Filemaker Pro 13, however, for my earlier version, the get url is specified as follows in the dictionary: The first script received an error when run 'Filemaker got an error: AppleEvent timed out.
What would go there? Remember the database is not open. Not sure I understand the -run script line. run script (Filemaker Pro script) that gets the url Tell application "FileMaker Pro" to activate However: I have high hopes for this way to do it: (if you have several versions of FileMaker Pro, then you consider to rename, or make a copy of Filemaker Pro, and name it Filemaker Pro13 for instance.) if not running of application "FileMaker Pro" then Tell application "/Applications/FileMaker Pro 13/FileMaker Pro.app" You may try this in script editor, while Filemaker pro isn’t running: I don’t think it is Filemaker Pro that times out directly, it is more proable that Filemaker pro throws an error for some reason. (I haven’t seen posix paths used when specifying path to applications before either, but, if you know that it works, then it probably isn’t that that makes Filemaker Pro return so fast.) I won’t speculate as to why it doesn’t work, but to me, the url scheme your are using, seems malformed, when using it towards the operating system (outside FileMaker Pro).
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