Trying to edit the .js file again, but...I now have TWO .js files

Question

RE: Putting a song into my iweb page, following Mike Wong's instructions with considerable and valuable help along the way from James Tseng.
I have spent all day working at this and failing countless times.
I finally got to the point where I was supposed to edit/change the .js file with the changes in height from 32 to 16, the controllers from true to false, the autoplays from false to true, and the loop from false to true.
Although I was not totally clear on what was going on, I slogged through it and had to re-do it and still have to re-do it because thus far the song is not on the page. Meanwhile, due to a townhall meeting that I went to, the site will be getting more visitors, and I want a song on that page.
MY QUESTION AT THIS POINT:
I have TWO .js files for that particular page in my iDisk. Shouldn't I have just ONE .js file? I started out with only one .js file and I worked on it and have no idea how TWO .js files got there with the .html files and all the others.
I was under the impression that if I changed something on that particular page and then republished, I would end up with a brand new fresh, up to date .js file. But No. I still have TWO .js files and at this point when I have to go back and re-do the information changes that I listed above, I do not know which .js file to pick.
Beyond that, I am disturbed (1) that I have TWO of those .js files, and (2) why, when I changed the page and republished, I did not end up with just ONE .js file, new and up to date and unburdened by the other two pages that may be wrong or who knows what.
If this is an omen that I should just quit tryingto put another song on my page, then maybe for now I will just relax and give it a rest. I do have ONE song on my page, but that was with a lot of hand-holding help and although I did take notes, I apparently did not take sufficiently good notes to see me through a solitary run.
I would appreciate any input on the issue of why I have two .js files and why republishing did not resolve said problem.
I don't feel that I should try to edit html on the wrong page.
Lorna in Southern California

Answer 1

Hi Lorna,
Somehow you duplicated your js file. No big deal;
but I don't know which one to tell you to delete.
Would it be a big deal to just republish your site
and start over?
.......... Lorna says ................................................
I just now did that. You can read my report in the post.
When you edit your js file with an editor, all you
will do is "Save" the changes. You're not going to
"Republish" the changes. Just click "Save" and
that's it.
.......... Lorna says ................................................
And that is exactly what i did! I clicked Save. Didn't get me my song on the page, though.
Assuming you have successfully converted/compressed
the audio file and that part of it is done, for now,
let's just worry about changing SIX WORDS in the js
file. That's all you need to do...republish the
thing and well get it figured out.
.......... Lorna says ................................................
I did. I selected the .js file. I opened it with Text Edit (learning so many new things.) I went thru all the text between thet two words <object and object>. And I clicked Save.
No song.
Lorna in Southern California