oauth_dance.rb

## 
# Below is a template for implementing the "OAuth Dance" with Twitter using the Ruby OAuth gem in a Rails app.
# Ruby OAuth gem is required by grackle and is found here: http://github.com/oauth/oauth-ruby
## 

# Step 1: User clicks "Sign in with Twitter" button

# Step 2: User is routed to your controller action that looks like the method below

def start_oauth
  @consumer = OAuth::Consumer.new("YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY","YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET",{:site=>"http://twitter.com" })
  @req_token = @consumer.get_request_token(:oauth_callback=>"http://YOUR_CALLBACK_URL")
  session[:request_token] = @req_token.token
  session[:request_token_secret] = @req_token.secret
  redirect_to @req_token.authorize_url
end

# Step 3: User is taken to Twitter to authorize your application

# Step 4: User is redirected from Twitter to your URL which invokes the action below

def finish_oauth
  @consumer = OAuth::Consumer.new("YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY","YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET",{:site=>"http://twitter.com" })
  @req_token = OAuth::RequestToken.new(@consumer,session[:request_token],session[:request_token_secret])
  
  # Request user access info from Twitter
  @access_token = @req_token.get_access_token

  # Store the OAuth info for the user
  @user = current_user
  @user.update_attributes(:token=>@access_token.token,:token_secret=>@access_token.secret)

  # Send the user on their way
  redirect_to user_path(@user)
end

@tibbon, Yes that should be @consumer. I made that change and incorporated @alvincrespo's change.