If I have a two tables and a simple_crud interface like:

create table things ( id int, name varchar, category_id int);create table categories ( id int, name varchar, );simple_crud( prefix=> '/things', db_table=>'things', foreign_keys => { strategy_id => { table=>'categories', key_column=>'id', label_column=>'name' }}, labels => { category_id=>"Category" },);

Then when viewing the /things/add form , then for the 'category_id' field of the things table will show an input labelled 'category' even though you have to enter a 'category_id'.

In some cases this is correct (when there's only one row in the categories table, then it seems like it'll show a checkbox for that category), but if asking for a category id this is misleading.