move_uploaded_file() not working with valid ['tmp_name'] - php

Question

This baffles me. For some weird reason, move_uploaded_file() doesn't put the file into the directory, yet it returns a valid tmp_name and name. So in this case $file always = to false.
Anyway, can anyone point some problems with this code? It would be greatly appreciated.
<?php
include 'realtydevkit.php';
session_start();
$name = $_FILES['yourlogo']['name'];
$tmpname = $_FILES['yourlogo']['tmp_name'];
if ($name) {
$directory = $name;
$userid = $_SESSION['userid'];
$type = "logo";
$file = move_uploaded_file($tmpname, $directory);
if ($file == true) {
mysql_query("INSERT INTO usercontent
(`userid`, `type`, `url`) VALUES
('$userid', '$type', '$directory')");
echo 'Uploaded';
echo "<img src='".$directory."'/>";
} else {
echo 'There was an error moving the file.';
}
}
?>

Answer 1

You're not checking $_FILES['yourlogo']['error'], either.
Here is what you check with an uploaded file:
Check $_FILES['yourlogo']['error']. If it is UPLOAD_ERR_OK (0), then proceed.
Check is_uploaded_file($_FILES['yourlogo']['tmp_name']). If this fails, PHP doesn't know what went wrong, but it doesn't trust the file.
Assemble the destination path.
Use move_uploaded_file().
If move_uploaded_file() errors, then PHP can't write the file at the destination. This is usually an invalid path or it doesn't have permissions.
Note that $_FILES['yourlogo']['name'] is the name the file had on the uploader's PC. It shouldn't have any path information.

Answer 2

<?php
include 'realtydevkit.php';
session_start();
$name = $_FILES['yourlogo']['name'];
$tmpname = $_FILES['yourlogo']['tmp_name'];
if ($name) {
$directory = $name;
$userid = $_SESSION['userid'];
$type = "logo";
$file = move_uploaded_file($tmpname, "path of ur directore/".$directory);
if ($file == true) {
mysql_query("INSERT INTO usercontent
(`userid`, `type`, `url`) VALUES
('$userid', '$type', '$directory')");
echo 'Uploaded';
echo "<img src='".$directory."'/>";
}
else
{
echo 'There was an error moving the file.';
}
}
?>