I’m coding a dating site from scratch and have some questions on how  
I should set up the site architecture:
-       Can Doctrine or Propel handle GUIDs, or whatever the MySQL  
equivalent is?

-       Is the “model” the files that go into the “lib” folder?  
Actions are not part of the mode, correct?

-       Should I use scaffolding at all for a dating site? (I doubt  
it because of caching, custom stuff, etc.)

-       Does phpDoctorine provide security against SQL injection  
attacks? Even on raw SQL queries?

-       phpDoctorine – does it support foreign keys, etc yet? FAQ  
said it didn’t at one time.

-       How should I link up the yml config settings (like gender,  
state, etc) with the database when making a dating site? If I can’t  
link it up nicely, maybe have options in multiple tables in database?  
Example: gender table linked to profile table with relationship Or  
maybe not, because if I delete option like “red hair”, profile will  
still say “red hair” which is better than color if “2” with no data.  
This is because profile will still say “red hair” and searching hair  
by “Other” will still return the red hair profile. In other words,  
should options be in yml config files or in tables in database?

-       When does phpDoctorine come out packaged with symfony as a  
stable version? I see that symfony 1.1.0 is scheduled to have it, but  
have read 1.2.0 elsewhere. Anyone know the general timeline of these  
releases? I want to launch the site in a couple of months and prefer  
to be using a stable version.

Thanks!

Karl
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