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Manuel Lemos - 2012-09-20 00:56:38 -
In reply to message 4 from Jerry Waese
No, this is for accessing existing Web services that can be accessed via OAuth.
Usually you need to register your application in the OAuth server side to be able to access it, so you can fill the client_id and client_secret variables that the server generated for your application.
Take a look at the examples login_with_facebook.php, login_with_twitter.php and login_with_google.php . They contain the URLs of the pages where you need to create OAuth applications to access them.