You don't.
Clone does what the word suggests - it creates a copy of the issue being cloned. There's no conditions or editing or changes, it simply creates a copy.
When we say "Post Function" clone issue, it creates issue in the project I define as target project. According to the condition I want to determine the target project. Can you help me please?
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Again, clone simply creates a copy. There are no functions for choosing arbitrary data to change on the copy
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How can I create an item in the project according to the "custom field" I selected?
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Can I set "project id" with "post function" while "Issue create"?
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No, the issue create process can only start after you've given it a project and issue type.
You can't create an issue from the data in a custom field natively. You can do it with code, but that code will need to work out what project and issue type to create from the custom field data.
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Firstly, thank you. I have a "select list" field with project names. When I click on "transtion" I want to create an item in the project according to select list information. Can you share sample code?
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There's a number of "create issue when" scripts in the Adaptavist script library, over at https://library.adaptavist.com/search?term=create%20issue
Some of these are good examples for creating issues automatically, and are a good guide for coding in general, as they easily translate into code you could put in your own apps.
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