Wordpress scheduled post doesn't get published on scheduled time (Resolved)

I tried to publish my post in future scheduled time but unfortunately it didn't get published even after hours. And i started to Google about the problem and found some interesting posts regarding this issue.
Some said it will get published 1 hour late as WordPress server time is always 1 hr late but for me it didn't work even after hours.

Then i realized if WordPress checks for its server time which might be in US somewhere for publishing the post then I will have to wait a long time if i try to publish in Australian time. So i found out that actually WordPress uses UTC time and then i changed by my scheduled to match UTC time and it worked like a charm. All my scheduled posts are published successfully.

Below article explains more about word press time and scheduled post irregularities.
timestamp and scheduled post irregularities 

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Move your WordPress website from localhost to production site

Wordpress is pretty cool tool for blogs, i was just learning the bits and pieces of wordpress and completed a blog.
It was fairly easy to download wordpress and setup in wamp server in localhost environment. However i got stuck for a while when uploading things to my production server, I tried some help from websites but none were complete as www.ostraining.com.

Check out here how to Move Your WordPress Site From Localhost To Your Production Server

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he debugger does not support debugging managed and native code at the same time on this platform in .net 2008 64 bit

I came across the project in .net 2008 which would debug normally in 32 bit operating system but would give me error while debugging in 64 bit. After some research i found this very good article and thought it would help all.

To fix this you can check This Link

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Cake PHP losing session in Google Chrome

I was having problem where i was losing my sessions and when i logged in as admin after every click i would have to login again.
After few searches i found out below article on pixelastic that was pretty helpful...

It might help you guys

losing-session-request-cakephp-chrome

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Avoid Undefined Index in CakePHP

There might be various problems regarding to undefined index in CakePHP and there are many solutions to it and some links i went through to fix the problem are:

Newby: "Undefined index" error
Something on CakePHP Notice (8): Undefined Index
CakePHP: Rendering an undefined index

However these couldn't help solve my problem, being newbie in Cake and after going through these posts, it clicked me that i might be doing something silly mistake.

Actually i was displaying news in my default page where I declared the variable news in apps_controller as below:

function beforeRender(){
$this->loadModel('News');
$todayNews = $this->News->find('first', array( 'order' => array( 'News.updated' => 'DESC' ) ) );

$this-> set('news', $todayNews);

}

And in my news controller I was using below code to render my index page:

function admin_index()
{
$allNews = $this->News->find('all',
array(
'order' => array
( 'News.updated' => 'DESC' ) )
);

$this -> set('news',$allNews);
}

You can see both had "news" being set. So when i called my index page i was always getting

Notice (8): Undefined index: News [APP\views\news\admin_index.ctp, line 18]

This made me go round and round for an hour... finally found out ti was the same variable causing problem.

then I changed the variable in my app_controller to be


function beforeRender(){
$this->loadModel('News');
$todayNews = $this->News->find('first', array( 'order' => array( 'News.updated' => 'DESC' ) ) );

$this-> set('displaynews', $todayNews);

}
and called the same in my default layout page and all worked like a charm... hope this will help save you some time that might use creatively..... Enjoy coding.

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